Q. How can I describe a value consisting of 256 or more characters to register it in Value in a TXT record?
To describe a value consisting of 256 or more characters enclosed in double quotes ("), separate the value into groups of 255 or less characters, enclose each group in double quotes ("), and insert a single-byte space between groups. In this way, it is possible to register a value consisting of 256 or more characters as combined information.
- Description example (1)
- "255 or less characters" "255 or less characters" "255 or less characters"
Single-byte spaces outside of double quotes are not recognized as a part of the string. For this reason, if a single-byte space is required in a joint section, you need to insert a single-byte space at the end of the first character group enclosed in double quotes (") or at the beginning of the second character group enclosed in double quotes (") as shown on description example (2).
- Description example (2)
- "Entered characters␣" "Characters to be entered next"
- "Entered characters" "␣Characters to be entered next"
* The blank symbol (␣) represents a single-byte space.