Christopher Jolly

@ShamilS Have had a look. Looks like the CLR type bool is currently mapped to a `smallint` type on the database side. Which would be why it is currently showing...

Maybe. Off hand I don't think it will be too simple. Is there a specific reason you need it to be a proper MS Access Yes/No Boolean?

@ShamilS It's an issue with decimal types. In fact it's been around for a while. See issue #32

Quick progress update 1. Enabled nullable on the EFCore.Jet src projects. Tests are not enabled (same as in sqlserver tests) 2. Fixed the Math and String translators. Updated to how...

Hi All Another progress update 1. Have merged the EF Core 7 code into the master branch. For the first time in a long time the current branch is targeting...

@lauxjpn Any test from the Gears of War test set (GearsOfWarQueryJetTest) will work. Same problem for all 1265 tests as problem comes in during the initial seeding > I also...

@lauxjpn Just a bit more info. The DateTime problem seems to be a Jet ODBC driver issue. I was testing with other dates and still had the same problem even...

Alpha 2 is now out Notable improvements are: - Fixed replacing global variable placeholders - Added JetParameterBaseSqlProcessor and JetSqlNullabilityProcessor. Fixesthe order of how it optimizes nullable values - CreateDatabase now...

Beta 1 is now out Improvements: - Unrolled COALESCE with 3 or more arguments - Finally got the Gears of War tests working (needed a data change to get passed...

RC 1 is now out Improvements: - Generate the correct SQL literal for GUID (with the curly braces) - Change the way ordering works with boolean types. Jet uses -1...