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DTS, but if DTS can't do it, i will settle for SSIS
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DTS, but if DTS can't do it, i will settle for SSIS

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Hello, experts<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; i need to import into SQL one file where 1 field takes up to 25000 characters<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;can DTS Wizard still handle it, if yes then how ?<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;what data type should I use ?<br />
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thanks in advance,<br />
-Alex<br />
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Hello, experts

    i need to import into SQL one file where 1 field takes up to 25000 characters
   can DTS Wizard still handle it, if yes then how ?
   what data type should I use ?

thanks in advance,
-Alex



Is there a way in DTS Wizard to go beyond 8000 characters ?

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