Nvarchar(max) is not supported on SQL Server Compact. See this link: MSDN You can use ntext instead.
We're not using SQL Server Compact Edition 4.0, we use full SQL Server 2005 (all editions), using Microsoft's own data provider to access it. And it all points to it not supporting it either. – Jurij Aug 26 at 5:05 You cant use the full SQL Server on a windows mobile.MS SQL server 2005 mobile edition is just a older version of SQL Compact edition as far as I know.
And yea, non of the compact (mobile) editions support nvarchar(max) – merger Aug 28 at 17:51.
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