Answer / naveen87ginjupalli

S9(5)V9(2) occupies 7 bytes of memory.

Here V doesn't occupies any space it assumes internally.V is
the assumed Decimal point, it is used to store the Decimal
values.

Answer / ravi

7 bytes

Answer / saikiran

7 bytes,sign does n't occupy any space internally.

Answer / vaneesh

Only 7 bytes will be occupied.
Sign 's' will be stored as Zooned decimal (punch char).
and V will be only an assumed decimal which is stored
internally.

Answer / ronaldo luyo

I have a file with a field with s9(3)v9(4) and i need to
load with LOAD UTILITY DB2 v9. What data db2 type correspond
to this case in the crate table and load utility DB2 V9 FOR ZOS.

Answer / chavanbb33

it occupies 7 bytes as v doesn't occupy any storage space it is a assumed/implied decimal point.

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