More detailed error message on unsupported literal type#1100
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instead of exception message of `DateTime`, you'll get `The type 'DateTime' is not supported for SQL literals.`, which is much more helpful when trying to figure out what went wrong
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instead of exception message of `DateTime`, you'll get `The type 'DateTime' is not supported for SQL literals.`, which is much more helpful when trying to figure out what went wrong
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instead of exception message of
DateTime, you'll getThe type 'DateTime' is not supported for SQL literals., which is much more helpful when trying to figure out what went wrong