Whats SQL Server NVARCHAR(max) equivalent in MySQL?

Using SQL Server you just have to give the "MAX" parameter to the length of a text data type, but in MySQL there's no such a thing. According to Ispirer : > "n" is the maximum number of characters, optional > > Range: 1 ⇐ n ⇐ 21845 (65535 bytes is the maximum row size shared among all columns) Does it mean that: [SQL Server] "NVARCHAR(MAX)" == [MySQL]"NVARCHAR(N)" Or do i have to say NVARCHAR(21845) as NVARCHAR(MAX) in MySQL?