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vishal_a
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Location: Noida
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| please explain me What is meant by high-values n low-values. |
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jon_s_rice
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| Low values is binary zeros. High values depends on whether the machine is ASCII or EBCDIC in ASCII it is hex 7F's. In EDCDIC it is hex FF's. |
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David P
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Location: Cincinnati Ohio
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Hi,
Just to add to the above post, low value means lowest possible value in collating sequence and high value is highest possible value in the collating sequence.
regards,
David. |
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