Just realized that it is possible to declare a few implicitly-typed "iteration variables" in the `for` at the same time. And the variable types could differ!
#CSharp
Oh, just discovered the `DATETRUNC(datepart , date)` function added to the MSSQL 2022: it "returns an input date truncated to a specified datepart".(https://t.co/mWE58K0pbT)
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@STeplyakov It matters because by this reason we are on 7.3 in my current project. I do not have enough arguments in discussion with my colleagues to use officially unsupported features in production. They also want to use new features, but insupportability stops them.