You need to write a IUserType to customize NH handling of UInt, or
subclass the ODP provider and handle that ther.

On Sat, Dec 5, 2009 at 3:53 PM, Victor Rosenberg
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Hey guys
> I've already posted a similar post on the NHUsers group, but I think
> it fits more in here.
> I'm having problems with storing uint properties to the oracle
> database (using the ODP provider).
> The property is properly mapped (<property .... type="UInt32"/>) and
> the column type is INTEGER.
> The exception thrown is "Value doesn't fall within the expected
> range".
>
> After some debugging, this is what turns out:
> (In GenerageParamater function) NHib uses
> parameters, created by the ODP's Command object. The command has the
> default values and is initalized in the InitializeParameter function.
> InitializeParameter(in OracleDataClientDriver) in its turn, ensures
> that the parameter isnt boolean or a guid, and sends it to be
> initialized to InitializeParameter in DriverBase.
> Driver base just tries to assign the sqlType received by the
> parameter, which is UInt32 and fails. Apparently ODP doesnt support
> UInts.
>
> What do we do from here?
> Thanks in advance
>

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