Re: SQL Server DataType for articles

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Well, that depends on what you mean by an 'Article' Articles are composed of
many things. And can be stored in a variety of ways.

If your question is as simple as how do I store a resonably large amount of
text, then the 'Text' DataType may do it. Perhaps you could be more
specific about precicely what it is you indent to store. This would be more
helpful in answering your question.

HTH



"Rohit" <rpk.general@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1190128182.241347.145550@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I am using SQL Server Express Edition with ASP.NET. I want to know
which data type to use for storing large articles.



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