Scenario: A DBA is designing a table to store documents of variable lengths. What considerations should they keep in mind while selecting the data type?
- CHAR
- CLOB
- DECIMAL
- VARCHAR
CLOB (Character Large Object) data type should be considered for storing documents of variable lengths in a DB2 database. CLOB allows for the storage of large textual data, such as documents or XML files, with variable lengths. It's suitable for accommodating diverse document sizes efficiently.
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