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SQL Server 2008: new data types and .Net 2 with and without SP1

Posted Friday, June 20, 2008 1:05 PM | 4 Comments

SQL Server 2008 has introduced a few new data types, among others the new date types, like date, time, datatime2 and datetimespan. Because .Net 2 was released before SQL Server 2008 has introduced these data types, there are no classes that map to these Read More

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