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AskSQLTeam
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 Posted - 2006-12-05 : 07:28:34
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| Dustin writes "What would you consider to be the best practice to use an unsigned 32-bit integer? For our application we need several 32-bit unsigned integers and I would hate to use a bigint just for a 32-bit field. Even a binary(4) require a 4 byte overhead which is just as bad as a bigint (8 bytes of storage). Thanks for your help.SQL Server 2000" |
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SwePeso
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Posted - 2006-12-05 : 07:38:19
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| Why can't you use SIGNED 32-bit integer?Are you doing some bit operations?Peter LarssonHelsingborg, Sweden |
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SQL Server 2000 - Unsigned Integers