Example schema shown in the request body is very useful to know the parameters and it’s types, but for this particular case I see it's not useful and confusing for some composite dataTypes such as datetime.
I am not sure if I should enter a string or some other type.

CREATE TABLE type_table(
id int IDENTITY(5001, 1) PRIMARY KEY,
byte_types tinyint,
short_types smallint,
int_types int,
long_types bigint,
string_types varchar(max),
single_types real,
float_types float,
decimal_types decimal(38, 19),
boolean_types bit,
date_types date,
datetime_types datetime,
datetime2_types datetime2,
datetimeoffset_types datetimeoffset,
smalldatetime_types smalldatetime,
bytearray_types varbinary(max),
guid_types uniqueidentifier DEFAULT newid()
);
What happened?
Example schema shown in the request body is very useful to know the parameters and it’s types, but for this particular case I see it's not useful and confusing for some composite dataTypes such as datetime.

I am not sure if I should enter a string or some other type.
This is the underlying entity in the database:
Version
0.7.5
What database are you using?
Azure SQL
What hosting model are you using?
Local (including CLI)
Which API approach are you accessing DAB through?
REST
Relevant log output
No response
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