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255 char limit on sybase_fetch_*

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Does anyone know a work around to the 255 char or varchar select limit on sybase_fetch_array and sybase_fetch_row functions?

With sybase 12.5.1 and up you have the ability to create data fields of char and varchar greater than 255 and not have to use a text field. ( ex. xyz varchar(1000) NOT NULL ) It seems with these sybase_fetch_* functions it limits the data returned to 255.

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Sep 12 '06 #1
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