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Oracle.EntityFrameworkCore v2.19.0-beta4
Is the CLOB datatype supported? I am consistently running into run-time errors whenever the value for the CLOB column is being interrogated.
A bit of background: trying to access Oracle-based schema for ASPNETCORE 2.2 Identity, which has few columns defined as CLOB (i.e. password hash and security stamp columns for the users table as well as user claims has CLOB for both Claim Type and Claim Value). Switching these columns to NVARCHAR2 fixes the issue, but deviates from the default datatypes and facets, as well as potential upgrades going forward.
Anybody else is seeing similar behavior?
Best Answer
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CLOB data types are supported. However, Oracle has not yet certified ASP.NET Core Identity and the its EF Core provider.
Answers
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CLOB data types are supported. However, Oracle has not yet certified ASP.NET Core Identity and the its EF Core provider.
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Thank you Alex.