In SQL, if a value is entered in CHAR datatype which does not occupy all the length spaces then the remaining spaces will be occupied with blank spaces.

In SQL, if a value is entered in CHAR datatype which does not occupy all the length spaces then the remaining spaces will be occupied with blank spaces. Correct Answer True

If a value is entered in the CHAR datatype which does not takes up the whole space then instead of changing the space of the datatype or removing the left space, they are filled by blank spaces.

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