MySQL Data Types
MySQL Data Types:
MySQL Data Type it define the type of data that a column can hold.
INTEGER:
Integer it represents whole numbers without decimal points.
CREATE TABLE example (
id INTEGER,
age INTEGER
);
VARCHAR(size):
Varchar is a kind of data type that Variable-length character strings with a specified maximum size.
CREATE TABLE example (
name VARCHAR(50),
address VARCHAR(100)
);
CHAR(size):
Char are fixed-length character strings.
CREATE TABLE example (
code CHAR(3),
country CHAR(20)
);
DECIMAL(precision, scale):
- Represents fixed-point numbers.
CREATE TABLE example (
price DECIMAL(8, 2),
tax_rate DECIMAL(4, 2)
);
FLOAT:
- Represents floating-point numbers.
CREATE TABLE example (
temperature FLOAT,
exchange_rate FLOAT
);
DATE:
- Represents a date.
CREATE TABLE example (
birthdate DATE,
order_date DATE
);
TIME:
- Represents a time.
CREATE TABLE example (
login_time TIME,
event_time TIME
);
DATETIME:
- Represents a combination of date and time.
CREATE TABLE example (
created_at DATETIME,
last_modified DATETIME
);
BOOLEAN:
- Represents true or false values.
CREATE TABLE example (
is_active BOOLEAN,
has_discount BOOLEAN
);
BLOB:
- Binary Large Object, used to store binary data.
CREATE TABLE example (
image BLOB,
document BLOB
);
ENUM:
- Represents a set of predefined values.
CREATE TABLE example (
gender ENUM('Male', 'Female', 'Other'),
status ENUM('Active', 'Inactive')
);
JSON:
- Stores JSON data.
CREATE TABLE example (
user_data JSON,
preferences JSON
);
ARRAY:
- Represents an array of elements.
CREATE TABLE example (
tags ARRAY,
scores ARRAY
);
UUID:
- Universally Unique Identifier.
CREATE TABLE example (
user_id UUID,
order_id UUID
);