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All versions of Microsoft SQL Server (not MySQL). Please also add a version-specific tag, like sql-server-2016, since it is often relevant to the question.
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What is the best smallest data type size for 19 digit number?
I'm using this code to get a mix of Date and Time to use it like a unique ID
DateTime.Now.ToString("yyyyMMddHHmmssfffff")
In SQL Server 2017 I'm confused as to which best smallest size of data type …
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