One curious question. if i have a table with column with weblinks then what could be the datatype nvarchar or varchar. and what could be the size of that datatype?
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One curious question. if i have a table with column with weblinks then what could be the datatype nvarchar or varchar. and what could be the size of that datatype?
I’d say
varchar(1000)would be enough (unless you’re going to store some Amazon URLs, of course) :). You don’t need nvarchar because national URLs are experimental and are eventually converted to Latin with special characters.So, if you want to be safe and still don’t want to use
varchar(max), you can usevarchar(2048)andvarchar(4096), respectively.