A quick primer on binary and hexadecimal
A few years ago, I wrote that a CPU is “a hot mess of on-off switches.” There’s more to it than that when you get… Read More »A quick primer on binary and hexadecimal
A few years ago, I wrote that a CPU is “a hot mess of on-off switches.” There’s more to it than that when you get… Read More »A quick primer on binary and hexadecimal
This post dives into how SQL Server stores date and time data types in memory and on disk. But first, a note about endianness: CPUs… Read More »How SQL Server stores data types: dates and times
In the #sqlhelp Slack channel on the SQL Server Community Slack workspace last month, Jemma Hooper asked: When trying to CAST or CONVERT a datetime2… Read More »Why is a value in DATETIME2 8 bytes, but in BINARY it is 9 bytes?