What is the purpose of LOB (Large Object) data types in DB2?
- To enforce data constraints
- To optimize query performance
- To store large binary data
- To store large text data
LOB data types in DB2 are used to store large binary data, such as images, audio files, and video files. These data types are designed to efficiently handle large amounts of data while providing flexibility and performance in accessing and manipulating them.
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