When we connect an app to a SQL Server table that has a column of type time, the values don't show in a user-friendly format by default in PowerApps. In this post we'll go over some expressions that ...

According to ODBC documentation, ODBC supports the SQL 2008+ types like datetime2, date, time and datetimeoffset. But it seems impossible to use them with System.Data.Odbc available on MyGet since ...

Interestingly, Data Type Support for ODBC Date and Time Improvements does not even list SQL_TIME or SQL_TYPE_TIME type as supported anymore. Mess squared! BTW, since, the date and time data types that ...

In the rapidly changing tech landscape, SQL and database skills are essential for developers. Mastering these fundamentals, from basic queries to complex system scaling, can be accelerated with the ...