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Oracle.EntityFrameworkCore data type Guid
Benzhi Pan
Member Posts: 21 Blue Ribbon
I am really glad to see Oracle.EntityFrameworkCore is in Production release. I removed the ManageDataAccess and ManageDataAccess.EntityFramwork and use the new Oracle.EntityFrameworkCore. My project seems to build, but only one datatype I used has a problem.
The database definition is Raw(16) and in my project is Guid, what do I need to change here? Any work around for this issue?
Best Answer
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remove entity object and scaffold again solved problem
Answers
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RAW(16) is the default data type mapping for Guid. Oracle DB does not have a type called Guid. RAW(16) can be used as an equivalent.
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remove entity object and scaffold again solved problem