Storage of timestamp values and nulls

(Craig Mullins) Our applications use a lot of timestamp columns. My question concerns the storage of timestamp values and nulls. When a null indicator is set to X’FF’ (indicating a null value), DB2 requires at least one byte of space for the null indicator. What does DB2 allocate for the “empty” dat

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Storage of timestamp values and nulls

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