datalength
nounUK /ˈdeɪtə lɛŋθ/
US /ˈdeɪtə lɛŋθ/
The amount of space that a piece of information takes up.
The datalength of the video is too big to send in one email.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The number of characters or bytes in a stored value, used in computing.
The program checks the datalength of each field before saving the record.
3. The measured extent of a data stream or signal.
Engineers recorded the datalength of the transmission to test the network.
4. In databases, the maximum size allowed for a column's data.
Set the datalength to 50 so names fit without errors.