"Ansley, Michael" <Michael.Ansley@intec.co.za> writes:
> Now that the query strings are effectively unlimited in length, the point
> that I mentioned in a previous mail about the token length being limited to
> 16kB becomes an issue. One of the reasons for wanting a large query string
> length is to allow people to insert long text strings into a text field.
> However, if I understand things right, the token length will limit the text
> going into the text field to 16kB. Is this right? Should I have a look at
> how to increase the token length arbitrarily?
Yes, and yes. It's not a critical issue as long as we have limited
tuple sizes, but we do need to fix this eventually.
(Actually I think the limit is currently 64k not 16k, because of the
hack that parser/Makefile applies to scan.c, but the point is there
shouldn't be any hardwired limit...)
regards, tom lane
