davesmith202
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I've read that memo fields can contain 65,535 characters, but I have data I want to store occasionally which is more like 64,000 lines! I cut and paste the data in there normally. I've read that it can hold up to 1 gig programmatically in a memo field.
How can I get around this limitation? Can I use the programmable approach somehow? What about using a vb6 control in my Forms. Is this possible?
The purests will be saying to store the data in a table. I can hear it already. But this is a route I don't want to go down, since all the code is already done, I often do quick edits of the data, pasting in chunks half the way down my lists and so on. The only limitation I've got is very occasionally, I cannot store a huge list in this memo field.
Thanks,
Dave
How can I get around this limitation? Can I use the programmable approach somehow? What about using a vb6 control in my Forms. Is this possible?
The purests will be saying to store the data in a table. I can hear it already. But this is a route I don't want to go down, since all the code is already done, I often do quick edits of the data, pasting in chunks half the way down my lists and so on. The only limitation I've got is very occasionally, I cannot store a huge list in this memo field.
Thanks,
Dave