Due to the autoboxing inherent to all CLR languages it is impossible to represent NULL values for primitives types. It is common practice to provide SetFooNull and IsFooNull methods alongside a Foo property. Where are these in Neo?
By default they are not created but when you add the following snipped to your NeoSupport.vtl template they'll be there as expected.
#foreach($attribute in $entity.Attributes)
#if($attribute.AllowsNull && !$attribute.IsHidden)
public virtual object ${attribute.DotNetName}Nullable
{
get { return Row["$attribute.ColumnName"]; }
set { Row["$attribute.ColumnName"] = (value != null) ? (object)value : (object)DBNull.Value; }
}
public bool Is${attribute.DotNetName}Null()
{
return Row.IsNull("$attribute.ColumnName");
}
public void Set${attribute.DotNetName}Null()
{
Row["$attribute.ColumnName"] = DBNull.Value;
}
#end
#end
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