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Display more than 256 characters of a column in SQL
Posted Date: 01 Jul 2009
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Viji RAJKUMAR
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How to display more than 256 characters in a column in SQL Query Analyzer?
By default, SQL Query Analyzer only displays the first 256 characters for each column's value.
Follow these steps to display up to 8192 characters per column:
1) Goto SQL Query Analyzer menu
2) Select Tools -> Options:
3) Click on Results tab
4. Set the
“Maximum characters per column”
field to specify the maximum number of characters to display in an output column
5. This value can be between 30 and 8192
Note:
This setting also affects the behavior of the Transact-SQL Debugger window
For more details, visit
http://vijirajkumar.blogspot.com/2009/07/display-more-than-256-characters-of.html
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