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- smalldatetime (Transact-SQL) - SQL Server | Microsoft Learn
DECLARE @smalldatetime AS SMALLDATETIME = '1955-12-13 12:43:10'; DECLARE @date AS DATE = @smalldatetime; SELECT @smalldatetime AS '@smalldatetime', @date AS 'date'; Here's the result set
- Why is SQL server dropping the seconds of values passed to a . . .
Sql server stores smalldatetime as a pair of 2 byte smallints The first smallint is some sort of day offset of 1900-01-01 The second smallint is a minute offset from 0:00:00 If that's accurate then it can't store seconds and the documentation I mentioned above has to be incorrect Is it?
- Difference Between DateTime and SmallDateTime in SQL Server
Let’s understand the SmallDateTime data type with a simple example given below: EventName NVARCHAR(50), EventDate SmallDateTime
- SQL Server 2014 insert update smalldatetime value with seconds
The following code shows the results of converting a smalldatetime value to a datetime value DECLARE @smalldatetime smalldatetime = '1955-12-13 12:43:10'; DECLARE @datetime datetime = @smalldatetime; SELECT @smalldatetime AS '@smalldatetime', @datetime AS 'datetime'; --Result --@smalldatetime datetime
- SMALLDATETIME – SQL Tutorial
The SMALLDATETIME data type in SQL Server is used to store date and time values but with a limited range and precision It provides a compact way to store date and time information when high precision isn’t required, and it occupies less storage than other datetime types, such as DATETIME
- SQL Server SmallDateTime: Explained - Bobcares
SQL SMALLDATETIME Data Type The SMALLDATETIME data type gives a date and time of day Dates from 1900-01-01 to 2079-06-06 are supported by SMALLDATETIME The default value is 1900-01-01 00:00:00 The seconds are always set to zero, and fractional seconds are not taken into account
- The place of SMALLDATETIME – SQLServerCentral Forums
Microsoft explicitly recommends DATETIME2 over SMALLDATETIME on the Microsoft Learn page However, it is only 4 bytes in length and gives accuracy to a minute and DATETIME2 (0) is 6 bytes in
- Dates and Times in SQL Server: SMALLDATETIME
Enter SMALLDATETIME, which rounds up or down to the nearest minute The seconds value for any SMALLDATETIME is 00 Values of 29 999 seconds or higher are automatically rounded up to the nearest minute, while values of 29 998 seconds or lower are rounded down
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