Re: CGI error...

[Shane_Cessna@xxxxxxx]

I tried Scott's suggestion, to no avail...

my CGIDEBUG file acts like it's not even getting to my clrhtmlbuffer(); 
line of code...

Shane Cessna  
Senior iSeries Programmer
iSeries WebSphere & Tomcat Administrator
North American Lighting, Inc.
(618) 662-4483 x2776
shane_cessna@xxxxxxx 



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The GET limit is around 4k but really isn't 4k.
The POST limit is unlimited.



On 4/27/06 3:55 PM, "Matt.Haas@xxxxxxxxxxx" <Matt.Haas@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> You should use a POST for sure. URL's have length limits that vary
> somewhat but typically you start having problems around 1024 characters.
> Also, GET data is written to the log files so long URL's take up more
> disk space. POST data can be much longer. I think the default limit is
> around 10MB but that can be changed.
> 
> Matt 
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> Is there a length limit on what you can send though get or post???
> 
> I have a textarea field on a form that's 500 characters, user field
> that's 
> 10, reqnum field that's 12, and altflag field that's 1...
> 
> Shane Cessna 
> Senior iSeries Programmer
> iSeries WebSphere & Tomcat Administrator
> North American Lighting, Inc.
> (618) 662-4483 x2776
> shane_cessna@xxxxxxx