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SENTHIL MURUGAAN
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Is it possible to store Hexadecimal value in DB2?. If yes, then please share the procedure.
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expat
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| What research have YOU done to try to find an answer for yourself as this seems to be a fairly basic question. |
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Nic Clouston
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| Everything is stored as as 1 and 0 bits. How that is interpreted is up to you. Hex is just a short-hand way of interpreting those bits. |
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jerryte
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| If the column is defined as CHAR then you can store any bytes of data. You can use the HEX() function to convert from bytes into a hexadecimal string. |
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Rohit Umarjikar
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This is a beginners forum question
Perhaps why don’t you tell us the need to store it in hex? |
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Auryn
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| ... And if you'd like to insert or update, you can use x'F0F1F2'... |
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