I managed to create a access database. Very simplistic at this point. I see that I can enter alot of characters per column which brings me to the question. \r\n \r\nWill a access column hold more characters of string than a element of a 2D string array? \r\n \r\nA part of my program allows for repair order explanation. This can be a lengthy as 4 pages in a complex installation or a major troubleshooting job. I would like to be able to use one column and one element of a string array to hold this info. \r\n \r\nQuick simple example \r\n
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Dim Explanation(10,2) as String\r\nExplanation(1,1) = " *** Here is where the very long string would be placed *** "
I managed to create a access database. Very simplistic at this point. I see that I can enter alot of characters per column which brings me to the question.
Will a access column hold more characters of string than a element of a 2D string array?
A part of my program allows for repair order explanation. This can be a lengthy as 4 pages in a complex installation or a major troubleshooting job. I would like to be able to use one column and one element of a string array to hold this info.
Quick simple example
Code:
Dim Explanation(10,2) as String
Explanation(1,1) = " *** Here is where the very long string would be placed *** "
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Access Columns vs 2D Array
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