There is no "global" set of data types. There are a few candidates that are (nearly) globally implemented across [[Non-Relational Databases]], [[Relational Databases]], and programming languages - but it's always dependent on the specific [[Ontology, Semantics, and Syntax|syntax and semantics]] of the language.
# Type Table
This is a hilariously incomplete table. I didn't want to do a thousand rows & columns
| Type | SQLite | JavaScript | Python | CSV/JSON |
| --------------- | ------ | ---------- | ------ | -------- |
| int | ✅ | ✅<br> | ✅<br> | ✅<br> |
| bool | | ✅<br> | ✅<br> | ✅<br> |
| null | ✅ | ✅<br> | | |
| blob | ✅ | | | |
| real | ✅ | ✅<br> | ✅<br> | ✅<br> |
| text/string/str | ✅ | ✅<br> | ✅<br> | ✅<br> |
| char | | ✅<br> | ✅<br> | ✅<br> |
| enum | | | | |
| map | | | ✅<br> | |
**PostgreSQL** has a [boatload](https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/datatype.html) of supported types.
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## Source
## Related
- [[Data Warehouse]]
- [[Data Serialization]]
- [[Data Serialization Methods]]