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SQL Server: What is the difference between datetime and date?
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albertcooley08712 (IV09127701)



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SQL Server: What is the difference between datetime and date?
petermartin34 (IV09843701)



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In SQL Server, the maximum date value that can be stored in a DATETIME data type column is '9999-12-31 23:59:59'. This is the largest representable date and time in the DATETIME data type. It should be noted that the DATETIME2 data type, which was introduced in SQL Server 2008, has a larger range and can represent a date up to '9999-12-31 23:59:59.9999999'.
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The difference between Date and DateTime is the level of detail at which both data types store date information. I recommend that you read more about this topic in this article. It takes a detailed look at converting sql server datetime to date , as well as answers the most popular questions on this topic.
Derrek (IV07861601)



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How many of you work with mysql? What steps should I take to optimize mysql tables?
Frannky Scott (IV07143301)



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