On Oct 19, 2004, at 1:14 AM, David Garamond wrote:
btw, TEXT is one of those postgres-specific features that makes you
stick (stuck? :-) with postgres. nowadays, i never ever have to bother
to think whether to give a column a max width of 32, 50, 64, 100, 150,
... is that a bad thing
I don't
I'm not sure where to find it exactly, but does anyone know how much
data a column of type text in a postgres DB can hold?
Thanks
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On Wed, 2004-10-13 at 14:58, John Ossmann wrote:
I'm not sure where to find it exactly, but does anyone know how much
data a column of type text in a postgres DB can hold?
There is no limit on what text itself can contain. However, a field of
any data type can contain at most 1GB (compressed --
John Ossmann wrote:
I'm not sure where to find it exactly, but does anyone know how much
data a column of type text in a postgres DB can hold?
it's in the manual, in the Data Types section. the manual says around 1GB.
btw, TEXT is one of those postgres-specific features that makes you
stick
