15.10 - INTEGER Data Type - Teradata Database

Represents a signed, binary integer value from -2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647.

where:

Syntax element …	Specifies …
attributes	appropriate data type attributes, column storage attributes, or column constraint attributes. See “Core Data Type Attributes” on page 17 and “Storage and Constraint Attributes” on page 18 for specific information.

INTEGER values are stored as four bytes with the least significant byte first.

The following table lists the client representations for the Teradata INTEGER data type.

Determining the application definitions and client data types is the responsibility of the application programmer.

Client CPU Architecture	Client Representation
IBM mainframe	Four byte 32-bit signed 2’s complement binary number, most significant byte first.
UTS RISC Motorola 68000 WE 32000	Four byte 32-bit signed 2’s complement binary number, most significant byte first.
Intel	Two byte 16-bit signed 2’s complement binary number, least significant byte first.

For information on the default display format, see “Data Type Default Formats” on page 281.

In the following table definition, column TelNo is an INTEGER data type:

   CREATE TABLE Contact

     (Id CHAR(9)

     ,LastName CHAR(26)

     ,TelNo INTEGER);