Tuesday, February 14, 2012

character types

i am using sql server 2000, i am new to databases, could you please tell me what are the different character types, example "varchar , numeric...etc"
How to find out the difference between them...
Where do i find a tutorial for this kind of basic knowledge ?
regardsHomework questions are not permitted on these forums, and ones that are written so brazenly will just invite ridicule at the poster.

Have a good day now.

Regards,|||A great resource for this sort of things is our best friend Google...
Search for "T-SQL data types" and you'll get a lovely handful of links that will tell you exactly what you want to know! :)

Once you've had a read, if you any specific questions post them back here!|||Oh George, you really are far too tolerant.|||That's because I don't think this one is homework (yet) ;)|||homework is indeed allowed and is often some of the more interesting posts.|||homework is indeed allowed and is often some of the more interesting posts.

I'll get my coat.|||Hi there,

Check the SQL server 2000 help file (called books online or BOL), if you do a search on 'data types' you should find everything you need.|||I'll get my coat.
Well, it is allowed, but it is certainly treated differently.
We do our best to help the poster to the answer themselves, but if they're unwilling then so are we.

I can understand why you think this one might be homework - but I personally don't see it yet. If you asked me a year ago what the datatypes were, I could probably name 3 :p
Not to mention I'd have even less of an idea what "BoL" stands for ;)|||The ignorance of youth.

Once you get to my age (24) you tend to show less emotion and occasionally affront a manner of indifference, often unknowingly, when you fine yourself in a social predicament. Such causes of this decline to a dour emotional state vary widely, though one that invariably seems to be effective, and which is notably the most prominent, is when one is asked to answer a painfully trivial question. The immediate reaction is to swiftly determine whether the original post was said in jest, an attempted cure to the illness described above, or if in fact, it was a question. Occasionally in exercising this judgment, we may reach the wrong conclusion.|||Occasionally in exercising this judgment, we may reach the wrong conclusion.Been there, done that, got the blood-stained tee-shirts to prove it! No serious harm done, such is life.

Twenty four years old... Yikes, I remember that wistfully!

-PatP|||Twenty four years old... Yikes, I remember that wistfully!
-PatP

I'll let you know my perspective in the year 2047.|||I'll let you know my perspective in the year 2047.Assuming that I'm still alive at that point, I'll be eagerly awaiting your analysis! ;)

-PatP|||Once you get to my age (24)damn...people around you are gonna be in BIG trouble then, by the time you get to my age (47)|||I thought I was ahead of my age in cynicism, but I think Robert may have taken the gold for that ;)

kc3377, how are you doing with your original question, do you have all the answers you need?

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