Dear Jiri,

I know that you are still working at the direct GUID support
an I don't want to get on your nerves with this matter.

So currently I'm trying to use char(16) octets which should work
if you are using direct FB-commands. But I have trouble with the
mapping of EDMX/Poco-Classes.

I have to declare the datatype in .NET as String, because mapping of 
GUID is not supportet yet. But with string I got following message
from the EF:

"The type of the key field 'ID' is expected to be 'System.String', but 
the value provided is actually of type 'System.Guid'."

So obviously, NET recognises your octets correctly as GUID. 
Unfortunately. Do you see a quick workaround on my end, to use the
string-mapping? For the time being we are persisting everything as
varchar(36), but char(16) would be much smaller and maybe much faster?

Thanks a lot in advance,
Michael

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