Data Types
You can easily use the data types offered by the Kuika Platform in application development processes. Browse data types now.
DECIMAL and NUMERIC
Getting numbers in specific precision and scale.
DECIMAL and NUMERIC are functionally same.
Syntax:
Example:
FLOAT and REAL
Approximation of numbers in data types.
Integers
Data types that use exact numbers, divided between ranges and storage sizes.
MONEY and SMALLMONEY
Data types that represent money and currency
BINARY and VARBINARY
Binary data types that have either fixed or variable lengths.
Syntax:
n_bytes can differ from 1 to 8000 bytes. max indicates that the maximum storage space is 2^31-1.
Examples:
CHAR and VARCHAR
String data types that have either fixed or variable lengths.
Syntax:
CHAR [ ( n_bytes ) ]
VERCHAR [ ( n_bytes ) ]
Examples:
NCHAR and NVARCHAR
UNICODE String data types that have either fixed or variable lengths.
Syntax:
You can use MAX for very long strings longer than 8000 characters.
UNIQUEIDENTIFIER
A 16-byte GUID / UUID.
Kuika Data Types
Date; only contains the date data value.
Date time; contains the time value in addition to the date. DatetimeOffset contains the Timezone.
Int32; allows keeping integers.
Double; holds numbers up to 2 fractions.
Decimal; allows keeping numbers up to 10 fractions.
FileContent; is used to store files such as PDFs.
Guid; indicates a singular value, such as an ID number. In the managedDB database, which is associated with a workspace specific to Kuika, an ID of GUID type is assigned to each record.
Image; is used to store image files.
Location; is used to hold geographic coordinates and GPS data.
Signature; keeps the signature in image format.
String; stores alphanumeric characters.
AutoIncrement; is an auto-incrementing value type.
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