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Unknown colType DATETIME2 - mssql #36

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opened 2018-05-04 07:26:33 +00:00 by lunny · 0 comments
lunny commented 2018-05-04 07:26:33 +00:00
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Author: @Yang09701194

I'm using reverse function on MSSQL database, and get error on DATETIME2

>xorm reverse mssql "server=XXX;user id=XXX;password=XXX;database=XXX" templates/goxorm

2018/05/04 15:22:40 [Error] reverse.go:178 Unknown colType DATETIME2 for XXTanble - XXColumn

Does xorm/cmd consider to support DATETIME2 ? Thank you.

(I'm begginer at go and I think I am not able to make PR now like #27 )

Author: @Yang09701194 I'm using reverse function on MSSQL database, and get error on DATETIME2 ``` >xorm reverse mssql "server=XXX;user id=XXX;password=XXX;database=XXX" templates/goxorm 2018/05/04 15:22:40 [Error] reverse.go:178 Unknown colType DATETIME2 for XXTanble - XXColumn ``` Does xorm/cmd consider to support [DATETIME2](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/t-sql/data-types/datetime2-transact-sql?view=sql-server-2017) ? Thank you. (I'm begginer at go and I think I am not able to make PR now like #27 )
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