|  | Posted by laurenq uantrell on 06/13/92 11:33 
Maybe you're right but it's pretty bullet proof and passing integersseems preferable to passing strings. Plus, I'm always dealing with date
 and time as opposed to date when dealing with clients in multiple time
 zones, so since everthing is converted to UTC anyway, I figure why not
 just look at dealing with DATEDIFF as opposed to date parameters. I
 just throw this out as a theoretical since I am already heavily
 invested in datetime parameters in my current projects.
 I imagine this would have implications on query performance as well
 since the stored procedures would be using DECLARE'd variables as WHERE
 filters (WHERE StartDate BETWEEN @ServerStartDate and @ServerEndDate...)
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