Here's some info that might help:
nvarchar = MS$ variable character string, up to 4000 characters, stored
as UNICODE UCS-2. AFAIK, MySQL doesn't (yet) support UNICODE directly.
However, M$ SQL often forces the nvarchar/ntext types on by default.
So, if you don't need UNICODE, use varchar. If you
Hi all-
I need to know what the mySQL equivalents are to the following MS SQL datatypes:
nvarchar
smallint
bit
int
ntext
real
datetime
float
money
smalldatetime
numeric
decimal
Thanks for your help!
Tom
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