Everything else with SQL and DateTime seems to work so well. i.e. it just works I can declare a DateTime in C# and it will drop straight into SQL with no problems or anything.However, getting the ...

DateTime format in SQL Server is a bit tricky. Default type for DateTime fields is datetime in SQL Server but you should now that this data type is neither ANSI nor ISO8601 compliant. In ...

When working with dates and times in SQL Server, it's common for formatting discrepancies to cause issues during query ... = '10/1/15 21:02:04' select CONVERT(datetime2, @date_time_value, 103) as Date ...

In the above exception message, note the milliseconds format is a 6 characters, SQL Server only accepts 3. Please see SQL Server CAST and CONVERT. This problem was partly resolved in DBAL-860 which ...