Frank,

When you type character by character I think the UT always limited the
total length to the size of the field. (I just tested a v6.3 patch 3
UT and it limited the number of characters I can type into a field to
16. However, I can paste more than 16 into the field and copy it back
out again too.)

IMHO:
The problem is when you paste a string that is to long for the
remaining space in the field. The Paste operation does not truncate
the string to the (correct) max length of the field after the strings
are added to the field.

And while it "might have always been that way" it does not make it any
less of a bug in my book.

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On Fri, Aug 15, 2008 at 9:16 AM, Frank Caruso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> **
> We just started playing with WUT (Windows User Tool) 7.1p3 and found that it 
> behaves differently from 6.3 WUT in that it restricts the number of 
> characters that can be entered into a field based on the actual field size 
> (database Size). So if you have a field defined as 50 and try and paste (or 
> type) in more it blocks the extra characters. This is happening on both 
> Regular and Display only forms.
>
> Not sure what version of WUT you are on but maybe that is a solution.
>
> Frank
>
>> >   On Thu, Aug 14, 2008 at 8:00 PM, gok's
>> >   <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> >
>> >     There is a charcter field and data input is 254
>> >     which I gave and when I try
>> >     to cut copy paste like more than 254 it's taking
>> >     ...........I in't want that
>> >     .what i want is when ever any user is trying to
>> >     cut copy more than 254 it
>> >     should show error message ...lister
>> >     ...guru's..pandits ..can you help me put
>> >     here.
>> >
>> >     TQ

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