Want To Know Size In Bytes Taken By Each DataType MSSQLServer Supports.

Feb 24, 2004

Hello ,

I would like to know the size in bytes required internally for each datatype MSSQLServer supports.

For eg.
I think for SMALLINT its 2 bytes

Would like to know the size in bytes for
SMALLINT, INTEGER, REAL, VARCHAR, DATETIME, IMAGE, DECIMAL

Thanks..

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