enrique_aeo
asked on
datetimeoffset(5)) ?
which means?
SELECT
CAST(GETDATE() AS datetimeoffset(5)) AS 'datetimeoffset'
datetimeoffset
2011-03-23 15:20:23.67000 +00:00
SELECT
CAST(GETDATE() AS datetimeoffset(5)) AS 'datetimeoffset'
datetimeoffset
2011-03-23 15:20:23.67000 +00:00
ASKER
datetimeoffset(1)) ?
datetimeoffset(2)) ?
datetimeoffset(3)) ?
datetimeoffset(4)) ?
WHY I have no time difference to UTC?
datetimeoffset(2)) ?
datetimeoffset(3)) ?
datetimeoffset(4)) ?
WHY I have no time difference to UTC?
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it is fine
What is your question with regards to the above?
Kevin