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Hi Dave,
I'm afraid I couldn't reproduce your problems. Could be that you changed the columns without refreshing the SQL Prompt cache?
Regards,
Tilman -
Hi Tilman,
See screen shot here:
http://www.totzke.ca/sqlprompt.jpg
I cleared the cache and closed all current connections. The problem still exists. All columns that are nvarchar(50) were created as such originally and display in SQL Prompt as nvarchar(100). You will see a column now that is nvarchar(300) and SQL Prompt shows it as nvarchar(600).
It is likely that SQL Prompt is relying on the column length which for nvarchar columns shows up as double because of their support for DBCS.
Dave
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Thanks,
Dave