Using HTML markup in OData

Hello,
We want to store long texts with an OData service. This text should be stored including formatting (html markup?). Does OData support this? Should I use String or Xstring Data types?
Regards, Paul Lauwers.

Paul,
I would suggest making use of OData's media entity. Store your long text in a txt/html file and model it as a media entity.
Here is how.
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