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  1. jasonswett

    Data type: FOR BIT DATA?

    Could someone please explain the concept of types being "FOR BIT DATA" to me? Here's the particular problem I'm having: I have a SELECT statement that's something like this: "SELECT col FROM table" Where "col" is of type CHAR () FOR BIT DATA. If I run this query, I get some results. Let's say...
  2. jasonswett

    Mystery SELECT statement

    I'm looking at a C++ program written by someone else that has the following line: sql.replace( "select name(char51) into :name: from group where tech_id=" ); The SQL statement has a value appended later to make the statement complete. My question is what is the "name(char51)" part? "name" is...

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