MySQL data type and Java data type corresponding list

Type name	Display length	Database type	Java type	JDBC Type index (int)	Describe
VARCHAR	L+n	VARCHAR	Java.lang.String	12
CHAR	N	CHAR	Java.lang.String	1
Blob	L+n	Blob	Java.lang.byte[]	-4
TEXT	65535	VARCHAR	Java.lang.String	-1
INTEGER	4	INTEGER UNSIGNED	Java.lang.Long	4
TINYINT	3	TINYINT UNSIGNED	Java.lang.Integer	-6
SMALLINT	5	SMALLINT UNSIGNED	Java.lang.Integer	5
Mediumint	8	Mediumint UNSIGNED	Java.lang.Integer	4
BIT	1	BIT	Java.lang.Boolean	-7
BIGINT	20	BIGINT UNSIGNED	Java.math.BigInteger	-5
FLOAT	4+8	FLOAT	Java.lang.Float	7
DOUBLE	22	DOUBLE	Java.lang.Double	8
DECIMAL	11	DECIMAL	Java.math.BigDecimal	3
BOOLEAN	1	With tinyint
Id	11	PK (INTEGER UNSIGNED)	Java.lang.Long	4
DATE	10	DATE	Java.sql.Date	91
Time	8	Time	Java.sql.Time	92
Datetime	19	Datetime	Java.sql.Timestamp	93
TIMESTAMP	19	TIMESTAMP	Java.sql.Timestamp	93
Year	4	Year	Java.sql.Date	91

The above is the Java data type and MySQL data type corresponding table.

For Bolb, generally used for the database storage of pictures, the principle is to make the picture into binary, and then do a storage method, in Java corresponding to the byte[] array.

For the Boolen type, in the MySQL database, the individual think that using the int type is better, the bit operation is not very convenient, especially in the project with Web page development, represents 0/1, corresponding to the Java type of integer is better.

BIT (1) (New in MySQL-5.0)	BIT	java.lang.Boolean
BIT (> 1) (New in MySQL-5.0)	BIT	byte[]
tinyint	tinyint	Java.lang.Boolean  if the configuration property tinyint1isbit  is set To true   (the default) and the storage size is 1, orjava.lang.integer  if not.
BOOL, BOOLEAN	TINYINT	See TINYINT, above as these is aliases for TINYINT (1), currently.
smallint[(M)] [UNSIGNED]	SMALLINT [UNSIGNED]	java.lang.Integer(regardless if UNSIGNED or not)
mediumint[(M)] [UNSIGNED]	mediumint [UNSIGNED]	java.lang.integer,  if unsigned java.lang.long   (c/j 3.1 and earlier), Or java.lang.integer  for c/j 5.0 and later
int,integer[(M)] [UNSIGNED]	INTEGER [UNSIGNED]	java.lang.Integer, if UNSIGNEDjava.lang.Long
bigint[(M)] [UNSIGNED]	BIGINT [UNSIGNED]	java.lang.Long, if UNSIGNEDjava.math.BigInteger
float[(M,D)]	FLOAT	java.lang.Float
double[(M,B)]	DOUBLE	java.lang.Double
decimal[(M[,d])	DECIMAL	java.math.BigDecimal
DATE	DATE	java.sql.Date
Datetime	Datetime	java.sql.Timestamp
timestamp[(M)]	TIMESTAMP	java.sql.Timestamp
time	time	Java.sql.Time
year[(2|4)]	year	if  yearisdatetype  configuration property was set to false and then the returned object type Is java.sql.short . If set to True (the default) then an object of Type java.sql.date   (with the Date set to January 1st, at midnight).
char (M)	char	Java.lang.String   (unless the character set for the column Isbinary, Then byte[ ]  is returned.
VARCHAR (M) [BINARY]	VARCHAR	java.lang.String(unless the character setfor the column was BINARY, then is byte[] returned. )
BINARY (M)	BINARY	byte[]
VARBINARY (M)	VARBINARY	byte[]
Tinyblob	Tinyblob	byte[]
Tinytext	VARCHAR	java.lang.String
Blob	Blob	byte[]
TEXT	VARCHAR	java.lang.String
Mediumblob	Mediumblob	byte[]
Mediumtext	VARCHAR	java.lang.String
Longblob	Longblob	byte[]
Longtext	VARCHAR	java.lang.String
ENUM (' value1 ', ' value2 ',...)	CHAR	java.lang.String
SET (' value1 ', ' value2 ',...)	CHAR	java.lang.String

MySQL data type and Java data type corresponding list