> ntext
>
> but I prefer to use varchar(8000)

2 problems with this
1) You're limiting the user to 8,000 characters - if it's a HTML page, then
it can break this easily
2) SQL 7 has a row limit of just over 8Kb - you can only use this and 1 or 2
other fields before you start getting errors

I'd stick to text...

Philip Arnold
Director
Certified ColdFusion Developer
ASP Multimedia Limited
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