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> sayler - 03-May-06 19:21
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> Does this mean that queries to return a specific header (as opposed to the
> whole header sect
The thing is the postgres tables are already TEXT, so there's not issue.
The create_tables mysql however used varchar(255) and the code
truncates. This was done to limit storage, but breaks u7 encoding. So
now I'm switching mysql to text like postgres. For 2.1.x users running
the mysql driver, and
On Wed, May 03, 2006 at 10:45:56AM -0700, Kevin wrote:
> >If only that were legal. Maximum width for varchar is 255.
>
> Is this a limit of mysql? I don't think pgsql has such a limit, and
> oracle might be 2000.
Yes. MySQL silently promotes VARCHAR(N) for N>255 to TEXT.
Matt
Kevin wrote:
>> If only that were legal. Maximum width for varchar is 255.
>
> Is this a limit of mysql? I don't think pgsql has such a limit, and
> oracle might be 2000.
Pg limit is 1 GB (data, so UTF-8 worst case is 500 MB), Oracle 9i has
4000 Byte.
Thomas
If only that were legal. Maximum width for varchar is 255.
Is this a limit of mysql? I don't think pgsql has such a limit, and
oracle might be 2000.
Kevin
A NOTE has been added to this issue.
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http://dbmail.org/mantis/view.php?id=338
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Reported By:ryo
Assigned To:paul
=
Paul J Stevens wrote:
> Martin Furter wrote:
>>
>> Hello
>>
>> RFC2822 section 2.1.1 "Line Length Limits" specifies a maximum of 998
>> characters per line (excluding trailing CRLF).
>>
>> So changing the column to VARCHAR(998) seems more appropriate.
>
> If only that were legal. Maximum width
Martin Furter wrote:
>
> Hello
>
> RFC2822 section 2.1.1 "Line Length Limits" specifies a maximum of 998
> characters per line (excluding trailing CRLF).
>
> So changing the column to VARCHAR(998) seems more appropriate.
If only that were legal. Maximum width for varchar is 255.
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--- Aaron Stone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tue, 2006-05-02 at 17:29 -0700, Kevin Baker wrote:
> > Does DBMail support "SHA" passwords?
> >
> > My current app uses SHA, but I can switch to MD5 if I
> need to.
>
> SHA is not supported. I'm not sure what would be needed
> other than a
> GPL-
On Tue, 2006-05-02 at 17:29 -0700, Kevin Baker wrote:
> Does DBMail support "SHA" passwords?
>
> My current app uses SHA, but I can switch to MD5 if I need to.
SHA is not supported. I'm not sure what would be needed other than a
GPL-compatible SHA library, though.We'd have to expand the length of
Does DBMail support "SHA" passwords?
My current app uses SHA, but I can switch to MD5 if I need to.
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