tonysneed
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6 years ago This is an issue with Entity Framework Core, not URF per se. Your best bet is to post an issue on the EF Core GitHub Repo, or on Stack Overflow.
As a general observation, you are not supposed to set the value of a timestamp column, because it is set by the database. Most likely you have not set up your model correctly.
I am trying to add data into a table that has Instead of trigger that was throwing DBConcurrency issue which has gone away after adding a select statement as suggested in the below link in the trigger. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5820992/error-when-inserting-into-table-having-instead-of-trigger-from-entity-data-frame?utm_medium=organic&utm_source=google_rich_qa&utm_campaign=google_rich_qa
However getting another errror saying cast error to convert byte[] into string and sometimes string to int (my table has timestamp field with byte[])
any help on this is highly appreciated as I have convinced all my team to go with URF.Core and got stuck with this, now.