how many bytes timestamp token occupies?
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Answer / sarath
Timestamp token has 26 characters ad it will stores 10 bytes
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Badically a Timestamp has 20 unsigned packed decimal digits
i.e. YYYYMMDDHHMMSSNNNNNN and thus occupy 10 bytes.
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Answer / santhosh vayathuri
TIMESTAMP ::
DB2 IT WIL TAKE ==> 10 BYTES WHERE AS IN
(YYYYMMDDHHMMSSNNNNNN)
COBOL ==> 26
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