What is data type in oracle?
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Answer / Ashish Srivastava
In Oracle, a data type is a classification of a column that specifies the kind of values it can hold. Some common data types include VARCHAR2 for strings, NUMBER for numeric values, DATE for dates, and DATE for timestamp values.
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