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What is the datatype to display hrs,minutes?No.1 | | 50 bytes |
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Usually it's a Date/Time variable (in VB) ...No.2 | | 297 bytes |
| What DB Engine?
In MS SQL, its either the "datetime" or "smalldatetime" data types. The difference between the two is the allowable range of date and time values that can be assigned to a field declared as one or the other.
In MS Access, its "Date/Time" (like M Owen indicated).
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