Problem Mapping SQL Server Mobile And Visual Studio 2005 Dataset
I have a problem.
I created a dataset in visual studio 2005 which use tables of SQL
Server Mobile.
When I create insert query in the relative TableAdapter, the dataset
designer maps the type numeric of SQL Server Mobile as "Object" and
not "Decimal".
The result of this is that when the debug starts there's an exception
because the mapping "Object" and "Numeric" is wrong.
To solve this problem I must change manually, in the dataset designer
code, the mapping and change ".Object" type in ".Decimal".
I must do it every time I change something in dataset because visual
studio regenerate the code of the dataset designer!!!
Is there a way to correct this bug in visual studio and make the
mapping correct?
Thanks to everyone would to answer!
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