>>DateTime.Now doesn't seem to be precise enough :( >> >>http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.datetime(v=vs.110).aspx > >Yes, that is correct. I need to have it from Date.Now or whatever VB.NET would offer. I guess we would have to wait for a new version. > >>See also >> >>http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7119021/sql-server-2008-stored-procedure-with-datetime2 > >Yes, by the use of stored procedure, this can be a workaround. However, I have zero stored procedure and I need to continue to control everything from the framework. But, it is an interesting reference. We see all kinds of related needs. > >>Looks like we need to search for more precise .NET DateTime class. > >There might be some available on the net which would probably use some low level code to get into that with more precision and be able to negotiate with those field type. Hopefully, we will have native support soon builtin the product.
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