I don't think you can change this setting in SQL. If you have any large (over 1000) varchar columns in this table, you might consider changing them to TEXT datatypes - the TEXT datatype only stores one 16 byte pointer in the data row but allows you to enter up to 2G of data. Varchar/char stores all of the data in the data row which is why you are limited by the actual number of bytes entered.
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