Use SQL Server time datatype in C#.NET application?

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Here is an MSDN article that reviews all the new Date and Time datatypes introduced in SQL Server 2008 with respect to ADO.NET. As the document says: For System.Data.DbType.Time you would use the .NET Framework type System.TimeSpan

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