public bool IsMatch(MappingProperty mappingProperty)
{
return
(mappingProperty.IsTypeOfByteArray() &&
mappingProperty.HasFacet(DbProviderManifest.MaxLengthFacetName) &&
mappingProperty.GetFacet(DbProviderManifest.MaxLengthFacetName).IsUnbounded == false &&
mappingProperty.GetFacetValue <int>(DbProviderManifest.MaxLengthFacetName) == 8 &&
mappingProperty.IsStoreGeneratedComputed);
}
public bool IsMatch(MappingProperty mappingProperty)
{
return
((mappingProperty.IsTypeOfString() || mappingProperty.IsTypeOfByteArray()) &&
mappingProperty.HasFacet(DbProviderManifest.MaxLengthFacetName) &&
!mappingProperty.GetFacet(DbProviderManifest.MaxLengthFacetName).IsUnbounded&&
// XXX: I (currently) have no clue how to write a simple test for this. For some
// reason a varchar(max) or nvarchar(max) did not have IsUnbounded set, so this
// match did not fire, and thereby caused the code to emit a superfluous
// .HasMaxLength(2^31) or .HasMaxLength(2^30) respectively. The hack (below) is
// my current work around, but I think it is stupid.
!this.IsMaxType(mappingProperty.TypeName));
}
