Issue reading rows containing nvarchar(max) wrapped UDT.
Handles it properly if the column value is NULL, but if it contains a value it messes up the protocol parsing.
The type is defined like this:
CREATE TYPE [dbo].[UDT_ObjDescription] FROM [nvarchar](max) NULL
The type is detected as nvarchar.
I've tried dumping some data for debug, marked in green is the correct size for the string.
But the following marked bytes I can't figure out what is, as I understand it 5 bytes might be collation info, but that still leaves another 5 bytes.
Table definition:
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[TestTable] (
[Id] [uniqueidentifier] NOT NULL,
[Name] [nvarchar](255) NOT NULL,
[Description] [dbo].[UDT_ObjDescription] NULL
)
Sorry if this is a bad description of the issue, but don't hesitate to ask if there is more info I can help with.
Issue reading rows containing nvarchar(max) wrapped UDT.
Handles it properly if the column value is NULL, but if it contains a value it messes up the protocol parsing.
The type is defined like this:
The type is detected as nvarchar.
I've tried dumping some data for debug, marked in green is the correct size for the string.
But the following marked bytes I can't figure out what is, as I understand it 5 bytes might be collation info, but that still leaves another 5 bytes.
Table definition:
Sorry if this is a bad description of the issue, but don't hesitate to ask if there is more info I can help with.