The OP writes:
> well, right now i'm not even using clsql, i'm just using prevalence.
> and actually, i do have the deftype and the typespec methods defined,
> which is why i couldn't figure out why that wasn't working.
The issue is not CLSQL-specific; it comes with any framework that must
understand the type of data to be stored in a slot using only the class,
not an instance. With an instance, the value stored in the slot holds
full type information; CLSQL and other class-based storage systems have
less to work with.
I do not know how this issue affects prevalence, but you must keep it in
mind if you ever think about changing your store.
Anyway, back to the issue at hand, what do you get with this code:
(let ((class 'name-of-the-class) (slotn 'name-of-the-money-slot))
(c2mop:slot-definition-type
(find slotn (c2mop:class-slots (find-class class))
:key #'c2mop:slot-definition-name)))
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