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When submitting a form, I was testing how much information I can send via HTTP. I am using Mysql DBMS. I have an application that runs several textarea fields.
Example: a form with 10 textarea (I use a field limiter to validate the amount of character typed). For each textarea I allow the user to type up to 400 characters.
The question is: is there any way for Mysql to accept more values? Is there any configuration that should be done? Example: each textarea accepts 2000 character! Follows information generated in the console:
INFO: Error parsing HTTP request header
Note: further occurrences of HTTP header parsing errors will be logged at DEBUG level.
Can you show us the code? It seems that the problem is not Mysql, but how you are submitting the form information to the server.
– Dherik
Dherik, I was reading about MYSQL, and according to the documentation, the database only accepts up to 8000 Bytes. Dai had to calculate the amount of character to be submitted and or split to save in 2 or more table. Thank you! Hugs.
– Josue Santos