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what is the difference between varchar and varchar(2)?
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Answer Posted / srinivasa reddy k
Varchar2 is the oracle datatype
Varchar is not the oracle datatype but still oracle
supports it by converting it into varchar2
But it is not a good practice to use Varchar datatype
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