Value types that redefine System.ValueType.Equals should redefine the equality operator as well to ensure that these members return the same results. This helps ensure that types that rely on Equals (such as ArrayList and Hashtable) behave in a manner that is expected and consistent with the equality operator.
Value restriction. The value '{0}' has been inferred to have generic type {1} Either make the arguments to '{2}' explicit ...
Value restriction. The value '{0}' has generic type {1} Either make '{2}' into a function with explicit arguments or, if ...
Value restriction. The value '{0}' has generic type {1} Either make the arguments to '{2}' explicit or, if you do not intend ...
Value restriction. This member has been inferred to have generic type {0} Constructors and property getters/setters cannot ...
Value types that redefine System.ValueType.Equals should redefine the equality operator as well to ensure that these members ...
Value {0} exceeds the maximum value of SmallDateTime {1}. Modify the value to be less than or equal to the maximum value ...
Value {0} exceeds the maximum value of SmallMoney {1}. Modify the value to be less than or equal to the maximum value of ...
Value {0} is less than the minimum value of SmallDateTime {1}. Modify the value to be greater than or equal to the minimum ...
Value {0} is less than the minimum value of SmallMoney {1}. Modify the value to be greater than or equal to the minimum value ...