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In PostgreSQL, you can store an unsigned long integer by using the bigint
data type. The bigint
data type can store signed 64-bit integers, which can accommodate unsigned long values as well. To store an unsigned long value, you can use the following syntax:
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CREATE TABLE example_table ( id bigint ); |
You can then insert an unsigned long value into the table as follows:
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INSERT INTO example_table (id) VALUES (18446744073709551615); |
When querying the table, you can use the bigint
data type to retrieve the values:
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SELECT * FROM example_table; |
This will return the unsigned long integer that was stored in the table.