NCHAR data is padded to the maximum column size with U+0020 SPACE. NCHAR character limits are half the byte limits so the maximum size is 4150. The number of bytes required is 2* n where n is the specified number of characters. The EXTRACT function must be used to extract the desired component of this interval result.ДЇor more details, see 'TimesTen intervals'.ДЇixed-length string of n two-byte Unicode characters In addition, for those comparisons where an interval data type is returned, the interval data type cannot be the final result of a complete expression. These are non-persistent types used in SQL expressions at runtime.

Note: You cannot specify a column of an interval type. Currently, interval types can be specified only with a constant.

The single field type can be: year, month, day, hour, minute, or second. The default leading precision is eight digits for all interval types. An IntervalQualifier can only specify a single field type with no precision. TimesTen partially supports interval types, expressed with the type INTERVAL and an IntervalQualifier. Valid date range is from JanuBC to DecemAD. Variable-length large object with a maximum size of 4 MB.Дate and time information: century, year, month, day, hour, minute, and second Blank-padded comparison semantics are used.ДЄlternatively, specify ORA_CHAR)].ДЄ character large object containing single-byte or multibyte characters For character set Aе…ѓ2UTF8, up to four bytes per character may be needed, so the CHAR length limit ranges from 2075 to 8300 depending on the character set.ДЄ zero-length string is interpreted as NULL.Д¬HAR data is padded to the maximum column size with trailing blanks. This is determined by the database character set in use. The maximum CHAR length depends on how many characters fit in 8300 bytes. The minimum CHAR length is one character. Legal values for n range from a minimum of one byte to a maximum of 8300 bytes.Д¬HAR indicates that the column has character-length semantics. Variable-length binary value with a maximum size of 16 MB.ДЇixed-length character string of length n bytes or charactersД«YTE indicates that the column has byte-length semantics. Maximum positive finite value: 3.40282E+38F Minimum positive finite value: 1.17549E-38F

BINARY_FLOAT is an approximate numeric value consisting of an exponent and mantissa. Maximum positive finite value: 1.79769313486231E+308Д«INARY_FLOAT is a single-precision native floating-point type that supports +Inf, -Inf, and NaN values. BINARY_DOUBLE is an approximate numeric value consisting of an exponent and mantissa. Alternatively, specify TT_BINARY ( n ).ДЇor more details, see 'BINARY and VARBINARY data types'.Д«INARY_DOUBLE is a double-precision native floating point number that supports +Inf, -Inf, and NaN values. BINARY data is padded to the maximum column size with trailing zeroes. Table 1-1 Data types supported in Oracle type mode Data type TimesTen type mode (backward compatibility) Types supported for backward compatibility in Oracle type mode The following subjects describe data types in TimesTen: This section compares valid data types for creating cache group columns and type conversions for passthrough queries. If you are using TimesTen Cache, see 'Mappings between Oracle Database and TimesTen data types' in Oracle TimesTen Application-Tier Database Cache User's Guide. The following site contains Microsoft's ODBC API reference documentation: For more information, refer to ODBC API reference documentation, which is available from Microsoft or a variety of third parties. TimesTen follows the ODBC standard for type conversion. A data type is associated with each value retrieved from a table or computed in an expression and each constant. A reference to a data type specifies the set of values that can occur in a given context.

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