Both.
In enterprise Mgr. i only get the first 16 characters. I did two changes
and it fixed it, i had the field type set as text with the default of 16.
that might of caused it, but I doubt it since it only had 4 characters at one
point.
it's corrected now, I changed the field to nvarchar from text in sql, and
with a stringbuilder used something like: strInput = Replace("\n", (" ")
and did another for the "\r". All is well.
"Peter Rilling" wrote:
How do you know it is cutting off your string? Are you looking at in in
Enterprise Manager or when your content renders?
"ae" <ae@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:CF**********************************@microsof t.com... in C# for asp. i have a textbox, and at the point of doing an INSERT to
my
table, it is cutting it off at the point where end users press Return (the
next line).
in other words, in a multiline textbox which allows up to 4000 characters,
if the end users presses a key to go to the next line it doesn't add the
next
line to sql?
stringbuilder has my comments something like:
string myComments = "123456789 are my numbers/nBut here the line is
broken"
/n is where it stops. i'm sure doing a replace for this will fix it, but
is
there a better way?