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Custom Data Types in SQL Server 2005
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De
26/08/2005 11:01:19
Keith Payne
Technical Marketing Solutions
Floride, États-Unis
 
 
À
25/08/2005 14:28:23
Charlie Schreiner
Myers and Stauffer Consulting
Topeka, Kansas, États-Unis
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Microsoft SQL Server
Catégorie:
Conception bases de données
Divers
Thread ID:
01044014
Message ID:
01044318
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Charlie,

A datetime can be NULL in SQL Server.

>In this article Rod Paddock explains how to build a custom data type. I was wondering if anyone has built, or thinks it's a good idea to build, a custom data type of date, VFP style?
>
>http://www.eps-cs.com/VFPConversion/Article.aspx?quickid=0303052
>
>My understanding is that in SQL Server we have a DateTime data type, and it can't be empty. It seems like it would make upsizing simpler to be able to define a Date type and have it work as it does in VFP. This custom data type would give us one fewer thing to check when converting to SQL Server 2005.
>When a CloseDate is empty, it conveys the information that the identity hasn't closed. When a CloseDate is NULL, it conveys that the identity may or may not be closed and if it is closed, we don't know when. Having the possibility for a date field to be filled, null, or empty seems right to me.
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