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In ADO.NET how to tread a large NTEXT field in small chunks? e.g. my NTEXT field is many megabytes but i only wat 10k at a time? how to do this in ADO.net?

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Daniel - 09 Jun 2006 02:50 GMT
In ADO.NET how to tread a large NTEXT field in small chunks? e.g. my NTEXT
field is many megabytes but i only wat 10k at a time? how to do this in
ADO.net?
Roger Wolter[MSFT] - 09 Jun 2006 06:14 GMT
The normal way to read a text column is with the TSQL READTEXT statement
which lets you define how many characters to read at a time.  In ADO.Net you
would just keep issuing READTEXT commands until all the text is returned.

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> In ADO.NET how to tread a large NTEXT field in small chunks? e.g. my NTEXT
> field is many megabytes but i only wat 10k at a time? how to do this in
> ADO.net?
 
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