How does DB2 store NULL physically?
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Answer / s
DB2 stores an additional byte for every nullable column to
indicate whether the column contains an actual value or
null.
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Answer / sachin
db2 every coloumn have prefix .
if its hexa = '00' then coloumn have the null value
and if its other than null then it containx 'ff'
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