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Thank you for correcting my misunderstanding of this. I am too used to using VARCHAR on MySQL 5.0.3+ or just out right using NoSQL.
Sorry if I caused any havoc with this request.

You're truly welcome.

There's quite a few data types In MySQL, a lot of which may seem similar to one another, but perform a slightly different purpose depending on the version of MySQL Itself and how It's Implemented Into the database. I neglected to mention that my post was based on the InnoDB Storage Engine- which allows usability of transactions (example using the SQL ROLLBACK Statement), constraints and Foreign keys.

Please do not apologize. You have not caused any Inconvenience whatsoever. It's an absolute pleasure to have you as part of this community and to assist you In any way possible.