Let's say I have the following Informix table structure:
tablename = clients
field = firstname CHAR(30)
And the model is something like this:
public class Clients
{
[StringLength(30)]
public string firstname { get; set; }
}
I know that I can declare firstname as a DbString type and set IsAnsi and Length:
con.Execute(@" insert Clients(firstname) values(?firstname?)",
new { firstname = new DbString { Value = "John", IsAnsi = true, Length = 30 }});
But when I go into the above model to dapper, this leads to an “Invalid text byte type conversion attempt” because dapper assumes that the firstname string is a text type and not a fixed string:
con.Execute(@" insert Clients(firstname) values(?firstname?)", Clients);
I could not find any examples showing how:
- determine the length of the string as a custom attribute in the model and tell dapper to use the customer attribute and define the string as a DbString with a length
- dapper StringLength ( , , , , dapper )
, .