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Nice question .. learned something from it ... thanks

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Posted Tuesday, March 12, 2013 10:20 PM
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Nice question .. learned something from it ... thanks


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I gotta learn about Select Into ; as I mostly avoid it , I don't pay attention ...
I guessed for Varchar and Date
time for research

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Nice question .. learned something from it ... thanks


+1

I gotta learn about Select Into ; as I mostly avoid it , I don't pay attention ...
I guessed for Varchar and Date
time for research

thanks for the question


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One easiest way to avoid this confusion is .. don't use SELECT * INTO.

Always prefer CREATE TABLE..


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Learned something new here, and by the way, the reference should be:

Date, Time, and Timestamp Escape Sequences




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Learned something new here, and by the way, the reference should be:

Date, Time, and Timestamp Escape Sequences

Good!
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Interesting question, thanks Dave

Another way to check the detail of the temp table would be to execute
tempdb..sp_help #TempQoD



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