On Wed, Aug 4, 2010 at 11:23, Michael Kattau <fbmaili...@gmx.de> wrote:
> I have to declare the datatype in .NET as String, because mapping of
> GUID is not supportet yet. But with string I got following message
> from the EF:
>
> "The type of the key field 'ID' is expected to be 'System.String', but
> the value provided is actually of type 'System.Guid'."
>
> So obviously, NET recognises your octets correctly as GUID.
That's internal conversion done inside provider.
> Unfortunately. Do you see a quick workaround on my end, to use the
> string-mapping? For the time being we are persisting everything as
> varchar(36), but char(16) would be much smaller and maybe much faster?
Probably easiest is not to use OCTETS charset, because that's what
being checked in provider.
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