I bet there is an article out there somewhere that tells you exactly what .NET Types to use with the corresponding SQL column types but I couldn’t find it anywhere. After scanning for a few minutes I decided to just write something up that tells me definitively what Type to use.
In this case I needed it because I had a bug in NBusiness whith the mapping to the double. After changing the Type a few times I couldn’t figure out what Type to actually map to a double. So I created a table that has one column of each type and I used a simple SqlDataReader to figure out the .NET Type of the field.
I created a simple type mapper just to show me what I wanted. And here are the results:
Sql Type | .NET Type |
bigint | long |
binary | byte[] |
bit | bool |
char | string |
datetime | DateTime |
decimal | decimal |
float | double |
int | int |
money | decimal |
nchar | string |
ntext | string |
nvarchar | string |
real | single |
smalldatetime | DateTime |
smallint | short |
smallmoney | decimal |
sql_variant | object |
text | string |
tinestamp | byte[] |
tinyint | byte |
uniqueidentifier | Guid |
varbinary | byte[] |
xml | string |
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