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| From: | Karam Chand | Date: | July 28 2003 7:56pm |
| Subject: | How to know the maxmimum length of data in a perticular column? | ||
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Greetings Is there any query to know the maximum string length of data in every column of the table? For eg, if I have data - 1,mysql@stripped,2000-12-12 20,me@stripped,NULL ... It will return me 2,15,10 I hope I make myself clear. Thanks in advance. Karam __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free, easy-to-use web site design software http://sitebuilder.yahoo.com
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| • How to know the maxmimum length of data in a perticular column? | Karam Chand | 28 Jul |
| • Re: How to know the maxmimum length of data in a perticular column? | Dan Nelson | 28 Jul |
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| • Re: How to know the maxmimum length of data in a perticular column? | Karam Chand | 29 Jul |
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