Represents the SQL types for a column.
public enum ul_column_sql_type
Member name | Description |
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UL_SQLTYPE_BAD_INDEX |
Represents that the column at the specified index does not exist. |
UL_SQLTYPE_S_LONG |
Represents that the column contains a signed long. |
UL_SQLTYPE_U_LONG |
Represents that the column contains an unsigned long. |
UL_SQLTYPE_S_SHORT |
Represents that the column contains a signed short. |
UL_SQLTYPE_U_SHORT |
Represents that the column contains an unsigned short. |
UL_SQLTYPE_S_BIG |
Represents that the column contains a signed 64-bit integer. |
UL_SQLTYPE_U_BIG |
Represents that the column contains an unsigned 64-bit integer. |
UL_SQLTYPE_TINY |
Represents that the column contains an unsigned 8-bit integer. |
UL_SQLTYPE_BIT |
Represents that the column contains a 1-bit flag. |
UL_SQLTYPE_TIMESTAMP |
Represents that the column contains timestamp information. |
UL_SQLTYPE_DATE |
Represents that the column contains date information. |
UL_SQLTYPE_TIME |
Represents that the column contains time information. |
UL_SQLTYPE_DOUBLE |
Represents that the column contains a double precision floating-point number (8 bytes). |
UL_SQLTYPE_REAL |
Represents that the column contains a single precision floating-point number (4 bytes). |
UL_SQLTYPE_NUMERIC |
Represents that the column contains exact numerical data, with specified precision and scale. |
UL_SQLTYPE_BINARY |
Represents that the column contains binary data with a specified maximum length. |
UL_SQLTYPE_CHAR |
Represents that the column contains character data with a specified length. |
UL_SQLTYPE_LONGVARCHAR |
Represents that the column contains character data with variable length. |
UL_SQLTYPE_LONGBINARY |
Represents that the column contains binary data with variable length. |
UL_SQLTYPE_UUID |
Represents that the column contains a UUID. |
UL_SQLTYPE_ST_GEOMETRY |
Represents that the column contains spatial data in the form of points. |
UL_SQLTYPE_TIMESTAMP_WITH_TIME_ZONE |
Represents that the column contains timestamp and time zone information. |
These values correspond to SQL column types.
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