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Default Remove 255 character limit from OLE DB .NET and Fix Data Corruptio

Make it possible to query any data from an Excel spreadsheet in exactly the
form it appears in the spreadsheet. The highest priority is to remove the
255 character limit from the size of fields being accessed in a query. I
suppose there may be some way to do this from SQLServer using a character
array, but if so, it is undocumented and probably not very developer
friendly. It is also necessary to remove the "feature" that makes
non-conforming numeric or text data disappear. The query should return all
text visible to the user in every row and column queried. The present OLE
DB interface causes data to disappear or even worse, appear in the wrong row.
This is a computational disaster and potentially a security problem.
Also, in the mean time, adding extra quote characters to tab delimited data
when saving as a text file further corrupts the data.

 
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