On Sat, Oct 01, 2011 at 03:31:46AM -0700, iamwind wrote:
Tom Spink wrote:
Well, without any other context, I'd do this:
///
if (value == null)
valType = typeof(System.DBNull);
else
valType = value.GetType();
///
Which means for a 'null value', the 'value type' would
On 29 September 2011 14:53, iamwind iamwin...@hotmail.com wrote:
snip
Would you modify the code like following?
Type valType = typeof(System.String);
if(value != null)
{
valType = value.GetType ();
Tom Spink wrote:
Well, without any other context, I'd do this:
///
if (value == null)
valType = typeof(System.DBNull);
else
valType = value.GetType();
///
Which means for a 'null value', the 'value type' would be DBNull.
Hope this helps,
--
Tom Spink
That's better!
the source code:
private void SetOracleType (OracleType type, bool inferring)
{
FreeHandle ();
Type valType = value.GetType ();
string exception =
