Do any of the database appenders log a LogEvent even if one of the pieces of data is too big to fit in that field? i.e. In Oracle a varchar2 can be up to 4000 characters (without using a different way to write the data), but if a insert a logging event with a message more than 4000 characters the insert fails. From what I remember MS SQL just truncates the data (which would be fine with me). I know that 4000 characters seems like a lot but our stack trace messages can be very verbose (have all of the data from a document). Is this issue handled by any database loggers?
James Stauffer
