feat: Remove ODBC max column size limit and warn on password

Co-authored-by: contact <[email protected]>

Author: cursoragent

src/webserver/database/connect.rs

@@ -208,6 +208,10 @@ fn set_custom_connect_options(options: &mut AnyConnectOptions, config: &AppConfi
     if let Some(sqlite_options) = options.as_sqlite_mut() {
         set_custom_connect_options_sqlite(sqlite_options, config);
     }
+	// Allow fetching very large text fields when using ODBC by removing the max column size limit
+	if let Some(odbc_options) = options.as_odbc_mut() {
+		*odbc_options = std::mem::take(odbc_options).max_column_size(None);
+	}
 }
 
 fn set_custom_connect_options_sqlite(
@@ -242,6 +246,10 @@ fn set_database_password(options: &mut AnyConnectOptions, password: &str) {
         *opts = take(opts).password(password);
     } else if let Some(opts) = options.as_mssql_mut() {
         *opts = take(opts).password(password);
+	} else if let Some(_opts) = options.as_odbc_mut() {
+		log::warn!(
+			"Setting a password for an ODBC connection is not supported via separate config; include credentials in the DSN or connection string"
+		);
     } else if let Some(_opts) = options.as_sqlite_mut() {
         log::warn!("Setting a password for a SQLite database is not supported");
     } else {