prova=> create table a1(a varchar(99999));ERROR: length for type 'varchar' cannot exceed 8064prova=> create table a1(a varchar(8064));CREATEprova=> drop table a1;DROPprova=> create table a1(a varchar(8064),b varchar(8064));CREATEprova=> \d a1Table = a1+----------------------------------+----------------------------------+-------+| Field | Type | Length|+----------------------------------+----------------------------------+-------+| a | varchar() | 8064 || b | varchar() | 8064 |+----------------------------------+----------------------------------+-------+prova=> guenther mair ha scritto:
i'm interested in knowing how the varchar type is
limited. since there are no references to this it
seems to me, as if there was no postgres-internal
limit. is this limit posed just by the os/filesystem/memory?
thanks in advance,
guenther mair
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