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What is does "size" in int (size) of MySQL mean?https://alexander.kirk.at/2007/08/24/what-does-size-in-intsize-of-mysql-mean/ Friday, August 24th, 21:40 +0000 (UTC) by Alexander KirkI was all wondering what's the size of numeric columns in MySQL was.

typedef struct{INT Semid;    int counter; Char str[max_string];    }my_block_t;int Main () {my_block_t mybt;    Compile time error here??  Char str2[max_string];      There's nothing wrong here!! return 0;}compiler different, the results of the

The difference between MySQL int (3) and int (11)Note: M here is not a specific length stored in the database, it was always mistaken for int (3) to store only 3-length numbers, and int (11) would store 11-length numbers, which is a big

Mysql int (3) and int (11) Differences, mysqlint Difference between mysql int (3) and int (11) In summary, int (M) zerofill, followed by zerofill, then M shows a little effect. For example, if int (3) zerofill is inserted into the database as 10, it

Summing up, int (m) Zerofill, plus Zerofill after M to show a little bit of effect, such as int (3) Zerofill, you inserted into the database is 10, then the actual insert is 010, that is, add a 0 in front. if int (3) and int (10) Without Zerofill,

Difference between mysql int (3) and int (11), mysqlint In summary, int (M) zerofill, followed by zerofill, then M shows a little effect. For example, if int (3) zerofill is inserted into the database as 10, it is actually inserted as 010, that is,

The difference between a MySQL int (3) and an int (11) Summing up, int (m) Zerofill, plus zerofill after M to show a little bit of effect, such as int (3) Zerofill, you insert into the database is 10, then the actual insertion of 010, that is, add

Summing up, int (m) Zerofill, plus Zerofill after M to show a little bit of effect, such as int (3) Zerofill, you inserted into the database is 10, then the actual insert is 010, that is, add a 0 in front. if int (3) and int (10) Without Zerofill,

Summing up, int (m) Zerofill, plus Zerofill after M to show a little bit of effect, such as int (3) Zerofill, you inserted into the database is 10, then the actual insert is 010, that is, add a 0 in front. if int (3) and int (10) Without Zerofill,

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