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I don't know if I'm being purposely nerd sniped or not, but SQL Server doesn't support any unsigned data types. This caught my eye because so few start their I
by password4321 5y ago
I don't know if I'm being purposely nerd sniped or not, but SQL Server doesn't support any unsigned data types.
This caught my eye because so few start their IDENTITY columns at the lowest possible negative value, thus missing out on half the possible values.
- tomnipotent 5y agoYou're totally right, I meant signed. I was writing "didn't support unsigned" and realized I could just say signed and still screwed it up.
- userbinator 5y agobut SQL Server doesn't support any unsigned data types. ...except tinyint. (Sorry. That was definitely a nerdsnipe.)