Subject | Re: [firebird-support] unsigned datatypes |
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Author | Ann W. Harrison |
Post date | 2004-03-31T17:07:12Z |
Elahn,
char(1), short, long, and int64. The new SQL standard may recognize
unsigned integers but the SQL-92 did not. Depending on the nature of the
data, you might find that arrays give you more density than fully
normalized tables.
Regards,
Ann
> unsigned byte : storage length = 1 byteFirebird doesn't recognize unsigned integers. The signed equivalents are
> unsigned word : storage length = 2 bytes
> unsigned longword : storage length = 4 bytes
> unsigned int64 : storage length = 8 bytes
>
>This would help me create smaller database files, which would be very
>useful, as I have a LOT of data to store.
char(1), short, long, and int64. The new SQL standard may recognize
unsigned integers but the SQL-92 did not. Depending on the nature of the
data, you might find that arrays give you more density than fully
normalized tables.
Regards,
Ann