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I refer to this file, function addColumn

I need to confirm whether I have understood correctly or not the null value of field size. When I set size null , does this mean that the index's size will be set by the maximum size of the current table's data? If not, please explain. Thank you

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If you pass $size as null then it's take default value.

Check following code sample


case self::TYPE_NUMERIC:
    $match = [];
    $scale = 0;
    $precision = 10;
    // parse size value
    if (is_array($size)) {
        if (count($size) == 2) {
            $size = array_values($size);
            $precision = $size[0];
            $scale = $size[1];
        }
    } elseif (preg_match('#^(\d+),(\d+)$#', $size, $match)) {
        $precision = $match[1];
        $scale = $match[2];
    }
    // check options
    if (isset($options['precision'])) {
        $precision = $options['precision'];
    }

    if (isset($options['scale'])) {
        $scale = $options['scale'];
    }

    if (!empty($options['unsigned'])) {
        $unsigned = true;
    }
    break;
case self::TYPE_DATE:
case self::TYPE_DATETIME:
case self::TYPE_TIMESTAMP:
    break;
case self::TYPE_TEXT:
case self::TYPE_BLOB:
case self::TYPE_VARBINARY:
    $length = $size;

Here default value of $precision is 10.

Check following code


case self::TYPE_VARBINARY:
    $length = $size;

If $size is null, $length is also null but check following code what happened

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[Updated]

Check following code


case Table::TYPE_TEXT:
case Table::TYPE_BLOB:
case Table::TYPE_VARBINARY:

That means type text, blob and varbinary takes default value if you pass size as a null. Default value is 1024

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  • Yes, I had seen that in TYPE_NUMERIC default is 10, but what about TYPE_TEXT? Here is a special case for TYPE_VARBINARY. I need some detail on TYPE_TEXT if you know. Thanks! Commented Jun 14, 2017 at 17:35
  • Check updated answer
    – Sohel Rana
    Commented Jun 15, 2017 at 5:26
  • Thank you! What about the final type on the database. Is a 1024 sized TYPE_TEXT saved as varchar, whereas a 1000000 sized TYPE_TEXT saved as text? Commented Jun 15, 2017 at 17:08

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