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I have successfully created a database in Access 2000 that stores texts sent to it from my html form. The db is only one category with one record. I need it to store large texts. Like I said, I am very new to using Access. Should I be using something else than a category, to store the text? Right now the db only stores like 64 characters. How do I make a database that can store one single textblock that is very large?
Your reply is much appreciated
I use memo fields to copy entire word docs. i do loose some functionality, but it works.
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FlipSideGuy at 9/9/01 4:44:18 AM
I have successfully created a database in Access 2000 that stores texts sent to it from my html form. The db is only one category with one record. I need it to store large texts. Like I said, I am very new to using Access. Should I be using something else than a category, to store the text? Right now the db only stores like 64 characters. How do I make a database that can store one single textblock that is very large?
Your reply is much appreciated
I tried changing the data type to memo, but may ASP doesn't send anything to the db when I do that. How do you use memo fields successfully? I am using Unltra Dev to create the data bindings and server behaviors. I can get it to work seamlessly when the data type on the filed is 'text' but not 'memo'. Is there anything alse I need to change when I change 'text' to 'memo'?
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John at 9/9/01 4:22:14 PM
I use memo fields to copy entire word docs. i do loose some functionality, but it works.
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FlipSideGuy at 9/9/01 4:44:18 AM
I have successfully created a database in Access 2000 that stores texts sent to it from my html form. The db is only one category with one record. I need it to store large texts. Like I said, I am very new to using Access. Should I be using something else than a category, to store the text? Right now the db only stores like 64 characters. How do I make a database that can store one single textblock that is very large?
Your reply is much appreciated