Re: Saving DateTime to Sql Server 2005
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Yes, I can round to a lower point of accuracy, however the .Net
rounding in Math doesn't seem to round the same way Sql server does...
which is what lead me to post to begin with. Ideally I'd like to mimic
the rounding sql server does, but it seems easier just to lose some
accuracy.
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