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Is there a way to simulate VARCHAR2 datatype of other database systems?

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Is there a way to simulate VARCHAR2 datatype of other database systems?

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You can emulate almost any database using domains. Varchars are a little bit tricky as they can have variable number of characters, but you can name your domains like that using quoted identifiers. Example: CREATE DOMAIN “VARCHAR2(1)” AS VARCHAR(1); Later, in table definition, you would use something like: CREATE TABLE t1 ( x INTEGER, c “VARCHAR2(1)” ); As you can see, you must use quotes everywhere as ‘(‘ and ‘)’ characters are reserved.

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