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    ballistic Guest

    access memo fields to sql

    I have an access database that I am about to move over to SQL Server. In there I have member table that has a memo field. This table has the potential to grow quite big. My question is: what issues does having a large text field have on my database. Will it slow down my updates, searches or inserts? I plan on using this field for such things like a biography of the member. Is using a text field the best way to go, or should I look at text files instead? Many thanks,

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    BL Guest

    access memo fields to sql (reply)

    You should definitely consider having the TEXT field in a separate table so access to the other fields in the member table won't be affected.


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    ballistic at 10/11/00 6:49:20 PM

    I have an access database that I am about to move over to SQL Server. In there I have member table that has a memo field. This table has the potential to grow quite big. My question is: what issues does having a large text field have on my database. Will it slow down my updates, searches or inserts? I plan on using this field for such things like a biography of the member. Is using a text field the best way to go, or should I look at text files instead? Many thanks,

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