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Not sure what the best approach is to get around this. New to solidity. I've read the complicated 'answers' to this that suggest using structs, arrays, etc. but I can't figure out how to address this. Any help welcome!

Here is the code:

    pragma solidity ^0.7.5;
// "SPDX-License-Identifier: UNLICENSED"

contract myLSCDocVerfReqsts {
    uint256 public docVerfReqstsCount = 0;
    mapping(uint => DocVerfReqst) public docVerfReqsts;


address owner;

modifier onlyOwner() {
    require(msg.sender == owner);
    _;
}

struct DocVerfReqst {
    string _intstitutionId;
    string _clientId;
    string _documentId;
    string _requestDate;
    string _requestType;
    string _requestReasonCode;
    string _statusCode;
    string _clientActionedDate;
}

constructor() {
    owner = msg.sender;
}

function addDocVerfReqst(
    string memory _institutionId,
    string memory _clientId,
    string memory _documentId,
    string memory _requestDate,
    string memory _requestType,
    string memory _requestReasonCode,
    string memory _statusCode,
    string memory _clientActionedDate
)
    public
    onlyOwner
{
    incrementCount();
    docVerfReqsts[docVerfReqstsCount] = DocVerfReqst(
            _institutionId,
            _clientId,  
            _documentId, 
            _requestDate,                
            _requestType, 
            _requestReasonCode,
            _statusCode,
            _clientActionedDate
            );
}

function incrementCount() internal {
    docVerfReqstsCount += 1;
}



}
Ash
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Replace the string type with bytes32 - in your case, it will be enough for data of the "identifier" type (this is a GUID without separators), "code" or "date".

Mad Jackal
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