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I have a Price table in the sql server 2008 r2. one field is called "TotalPrice", its float, and it can be null.
when I select from this table, all null values converted to 0.
if I make it nullable in the domain object. even those are not null, are showing null. not sure I am doing something wrong or this is a bug.
public class Price { public long? TotalPrice{ get; set; } Or public nullable<long> TotalPrice{ get; set; }
}
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If you're using Nullable properties in the class, the properties should, indeed, be null. I'll investigate that for you.
One point: if your SQL columns are floats, why are your properties long?
Mark Rendle Founder & CEO Oort Corporation Makers of Zudio https://zud.io/
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I have a Price table in the sql server 2008 r2. one field is called "TotalPrice", its float, and it can be null.
when I select from this table, all null values converted to 0.
if I make it nullable in the domain object. even those are not null, are showing null. not sure I am doing something wrong or this is a bug.
}
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: