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Hello, and thanks for the hints.

1. The db field is nvarchar(MAX)

2. Sorry I didn't notice missing the }. The code is more like

my ($orig, $msg, $count, $recid, $docid, $subj);
while (<STDIN>) {
 $orig .= $_;
 $count++; last if ($count>100 || /\w{70,}/);
 if (/(Precedence: bulk|X-Auto-Response-Suppress)/i) {$msg = "out-of-t
+he-office";}
 elsif (/Final-Recipient: rfc822;/i) {$msg = "undeliverable";}
 }
chomp($orig);$orig=~s/\r//g;$orig=~s/\n/\t/g; #print STDERR $orig;
my $dbserver='dbs'; my $user='dbu'; my $passwd='dbp';
my $db1 = DBI->connect("dbi:Sybase:server=$dbserver;database=dbd;", $u
+ser, $passwd, { syb_err_handler => \&err_handler }) || exit 0;
my $now = time();
my ($st1, $d);
$st1 = $db1->prepare("insert into bounces (recipientid, documentid, bo
+uncecode, bouncesubject, bounceheaders) values (?,?,?,?,?)") || exit 
+0;
$st1->execute($recid, $docid, $msg, $subj, $orig) || exit 0;
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In reply to Re^2: dbd::sybase string cut at 78 characters? by rgcosma
in thread dbd::sybase string cut at 78 characters? by rgcosma

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