nvarchar
2 Topics
Why is SQL Server only storing 4000 characters in an NVARCHAR(MAX) column?
Hi Guys, I'm trying to insert a string with 10,000 plain characters (just repeated 'A's) into a column defined as NVARCHAR(MAX) in SQL Server. But LEN(Content) always returns 4000, not 10,000. I’ve verified that the column is NVARCHAR(MAX) and used the N prefix for Unicode. Still, the data seems to be truncated. What could be causing this? Is there something I'm missing in how SQL Server handles large strings? Tried this: CREATE TABLE LargeTextExample ( Id INT PRIMARY KEY IDENTITY(1,1), Content NVARCHAR(MAX) ); DECLARE @LongText NVARCHAR(MAX); SET @LongText = REPLICATE(N'A', 10000); INSERT INTO LargeTextExample (Content) VALUES (@LongText); SELECT LEN(Content) AS CharacterCount FROM LargeTextExample; Thanks, TusharSolved102Views0likes2Comments
Error when importing CSV file
Hi, I am new at MS SQL and have the community edition in my local machine. Trying to import a CSV file but getting the following error message: Total Defect Qty:=SUM([Defect Qty]) TITLE: Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio ------------------------------ Error inserting data into table. (Microsoft.SqlServer.Import.Wizard) ------------------------------ ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Error inserting data into table. (Microsoft.SqlServer.Prose.Import) ------------------------------ The given value '[name of the column]' of type String from the data source cannot be converted to type nvarchar for Column 4 [Label]. (Microsoft.Data.SqlClient) ------------------------------ String or binary data would be truncated in table '[dbo].[name of the file]', column 'Label'. Truncated value: '[name of the column '. (Microsoft.Data.SqlClient) ------------------------------ BUTTONS: OK ------------------------------ Do you think you can help me please? Thanks, NaveenSolved376Views0likes5Comments