Shaun wrote:
Hi,
When I create a table using my ISP's web control panel and I create a column
with a type of TINYINT it automatically creates a column with a value of
TINYINT(4).
After looking at the documentation on the MySQL site it is not exactly clear
what this means:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/numeric-types.html
Is TINYINT(4) the same as an INT(4)?
Thanks for your advice.
TINYINT(4) means a type that holds a value for -128 to 127 displayed
with max (4) character positions.
The part in parenthesis is the input/output display parameter, not the
number of bytes of storage.
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