Re: Logging to Database: max column size

[Ceki G�lc�]

DBAppender which is not even checked in yet, logs exceptions to its own 
table worth each trace line having its own row. I am working on it right 
now. It should be available very soon.

At 06:54 PM 5/10/2004, James Stauffer wrote:
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
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