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Formatted and unformatted character data types

Many recent proposals for extensions of database management systems advocate the use of a variety of unformatted data types; possible types include text, audio, and image. These data types are proposed in order to support the management of multimedia databases, including document databases and office databases. Both formatted and unformatted character data is composed of sequences of characters. Three categories of character data can be distinguished by considering allowable operations: sorting and indexing