Re: HELP! doubt about data types...
Date: 23 Jan 1995 19:28:15 -0500
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Hi !
I am trying to design a database schema and I want to have a field in a
record which can store UPTO 500 K of data. I see in oracle7 manual that
there is one data type VARCHAR(size). Can that 'size' be 500K ? Is there
any wayout like a BLOB?
Rachakonda Satya Mahesh writes:
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Use the LONG datatype. Note that there are significant restrictions on the operations can can be performed on long.
Only 1 LONG data type column per table.
Cannot use in SUBSTR or any other character functions
etc.
David Roth
Carty Mailloux Consulting All opinions expressed are my own. UNIX Client/Server System Integrators Please that them for what they are (508) 392-1300x20 worth.Received on Tue Jan 24 1995 - 01:28:15 CET