Computer Science, asked by reena391, 1 year ago

VARCHAR2 can store up to ........bytes of characters.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

we can use Varchar2 in oracle . It can store upto 4000 bytes of characters.

Answered by mariospartan
1

Answer:

VARCHAR2 can store up to 4000 bytes of characters.

Explanation:

In order to store a length variable of string type, the VARCHAR2 data type is utilized. It is developed by Oracle. It is a column that stores the byte values ranged from 1 to 4000 i.e. for single-byte character, approximately 4000 characters can be stored in that column.

Whenever creating a table, you should specify the maximum length of the string in bytes. In other words, a column of VARCHAR2 (n) can store up to N number of bytes. If the size exceeds, then the DB throws an execution error.

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