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Is there a static value defined in the .NET framework for sql server's date range?

Is there a static value defined in the .net framework library similar to DateTime.MinValue and DateTime.MaxValue except with values that reflect Sql Server's datetime datatype range? (January 1, 1753 - December 31, 9999)

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SqlDateTime.MinValue
SqlDateTime.MaxValue

Joel Rondeau  2010-07-21 20:47:49
thats it thanks!
BC  2010-07-21 20:48:49
FYI, they are contained in the System.Data.SqlTypes namespace
Pete Amundson  2010-07-21 20:50:50

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