Because it isn't adding 32 to the date time value:

NewDate                 DateAsBinary                                                       NewDateAsBinary
----------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------
2001-01-01 00:00:00.107 0x0000901A00000000                                                 0x0000901A00000020


Let's just say things could be a lot better.  Didn't really get good news yesterday.  There is a strong possibility the bone broke due to cancer.  Simply put, I'm scared.

So, today is not what I expected.  My dad's right femur broke causing him to fall.  He is in the hospital not sure when they will be doing the surgery. ...

First, I must agree, find a better way than using a cursor.  As an exercise, you would need something like this:

declare
  @ErrorNumber int,
  @ErrorLine...

No cursor required:

DECLARE @SQLCmd NVARCHAR(MAX);
CREATE TABLE #results(dbName varchar(50), latestTimestamp datetime);

SELECT @SQLCmd = N'INSERT INTO #results' + NCHAR(13) + NCHAR(10) +
                 STUFF((SELECT N'union all' +...

Nevermind, bad advice.

And for a change of pace, I am trying to help my daughter with her database class.  What makes it fun is trying to remember my Oracle days (all one...