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The first bit is always set and column bits start a 1 offset in the null map. If a bit is set for the current column then this indicates the the default is null (ie. DEFAULT NULL).
for example , there is 60 columns , 20 is default null , there will be 3 bytes null_maps , but how can we map null_maps to 60 columns ?
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The first bit is always set and column bits start a 1 offset in the null map. If a bit is set for the current column then this indicates the the default is null (ie. DEFAULT NULL).
for example , there is 60 columns , 20 is default null , there will be 3 bytes null_maps , but how can we map null_maps to 60 columns ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: