hey,
I came across what I think is bug in fluent-nh with the mapping of
text fields (i.e. string-clobs).
To verify that I am using the right technique, I tested this out with
fluent mapping and using fluent-nh to read hbm maps as well.
fluent:
Map(x => x.Body).CustomSqlTypeIs("text");
hbm:
<property name="Body" type="String">
<column name="Body" sql-type="text"/>
</property>
In both cases, It produces a varchar(100) field in an mssql-2005
database.
I used the same hbm/mapping file with the core-nhibernate schema
generation technique, and it works correctly.
Oddly enough, I tried running the same test in sqlite, and all three
techniques (fluent-map, fluent-hbm and core-hbm) generate the field as
type-text, but also generate another field I'd specified to be a
varchar as text as well, so it looks like both core and fluent have a
bug with sqlite.
Since I've only recently started playing with fluent-nh, and am not
overly familiar with core-nh, I assume that I may be using the wrong
technique. If it turns out that this IS a bug, I can submit a report
with the test project I used to demonstrate the discrepancy.
Otherwise, if I'm missing some critical step, please let me know.
thx,
foltz
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