Data Types and Functions (LINQ to SQL)
The topics listed in the following table describe LINQ to SQL support for members, constructs, and casts of the common language runtime (CLR). Supported members and constructs are available to use in your LINQ to SQL queries.
An unsupported item in the table means that LINQ to SQL cannot translate the CLR member, construct, or cast for execution on the SQL Server. You may still be able to use them in your code, but they must be evaluated before the query is translated to Transact-SQL or after the results have been retrieved from the database.
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Provides a detailed matrix of mappings between CLR types and SQL Server types. |
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Summarizes differences in behavior from the .NET Framework. |
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Summarizes differences in behavior from the .NET Framework. |
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Provides links to LINQ to SQL topics that discuss null and nullable issues. |
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Summarizes differences in behavior from the .NET Framework. |
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Summarizes differences in behavior from the .NET Framework. |
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Summarizes differences in behavior from the .NET Framework. |
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Describes LINQ to SQL support for members of the System.DateTime structure. |
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Describes LINQ to SQL support for members of the System.DateTimeOffset structure. |
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Summarizes differences in behavior from the .NET Framework. |
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Summarizes differences in behavior from the .NET Framework. |
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Summarizes differences in behavior from the .NET Framework. |
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Describes LINQ to SQL support for members of the System.TimeSpan structure. |
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Describes functionality that is not supported in LINQ to SQL. |
See Also
Reference
SQL-CLR Type Mismatches (LINQ to SQL)