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Make sure the data being inserted into the table is trimmed. You can run an
SQL statement over it to trim up the long field and see if that's the issue.
UPDATE your_table
SET long_field = TRIM(long_field)
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James R. Perkins
On Tue, Sep 14, 2010 at 16:03, Albert York <alfromme@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I have a very long field (32000 bytes) that I defined in a file using--
varlen. Most of the time the field will be around 1 K but sometimes it
could be 32000 bytes.
When I look at the file size it shows 1.357 GB for 44180 records. When
I look at the records the field size for that field looks correct.
Why is the file so large?
Thanks,
Albert
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