If you are using SQL Server 2000, to avoid truncation you can use TEXT or
nText fields instead. These are BLOBS and are not contained by the max row
length. The combined max row size for all other fields is 8060, anything
above this will be truncated.
Since SQL Server 2005 these were depreciated in favour of the new
VarChar(max) data type.


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