I have a specific linq to entity query that is written like the following:
var query = from orgs
in orgBaseQuery.Where(org => org.LastUpdated >= fromDate
&& org.LastUpdated <= toDate)
The type of the toDate
and fromDate
are .net DateTime
and the type of the LastUpdated
is SQL DateTime
. My problem is that the generated SQL query does not have the millisecond portion in it and that is causing some errors in our application. I was wondering if there is any solution to this problem without changing the data type of LastUpdated
to datetime2
?
If your column in the database is datetime, then you're not going to have the precision that you're looking for. It is a legacy data type. Starting with SQL Server 2008 (possibly R2), the better data type to use is datetime2. It is a perfect match for the C# DateTime type, including precision.
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