Has anybody had to use Migrtordotnet to create rowversion or
timestamp column in MS SQL Server ? (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/
library/ms182776(SQL.90).aspx)
I was looking into the SqlServerDialect class and I thought that
perhaps I could register a new column type like so:
RegisterColumnType(DbType.Object, "ROWVERSION");
.. and then add a new column like so:
new Column("RowStamp", DbType.Object)
I modified a local copy of MigratorDotNet to Register this mapping and
I'm getting the tables created the way I would expect but I'm not
familiar enough with the code base to be sure that this is the
preferred way to go about making such a change.
I used DbType.Object because it wasn't currently supported anywhere
and so I know I wouldn't get an collision with existing mappings and
because the ROWVERSION column going to be managed by the database
server it feels like an encapsulated database object.
Thoughts? Suggestions?
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