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Initial Values cannot be set #82
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Hmm. Ok. Let me look into that. Should be a quick fix. |
I can't seem to reproduce this. Can you make available an .efmodel file that shows the problem? |
Closing due to inactivity. Please reopen if/when this continues to be a problem. |
Got it. The picture and sample model really helped. "No" won't work - it's not the enumeration. Try "NoYes.No". Not to say that we shouldn't make that simpler for the user. And it's an easy change. Thanks! |
Enhanced in 1.3.0.5 |
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I'm using the Property Inital Value on the Entity's property to set the default value.
It is a column from type = "short". But if I enter the value '0' it tells me that "0 isn't a valid value for short".
Afterwards I've got the same issue when i was using an Enum.
Same error with saying that my entered value is not valid for the chosen Enum type.
But the enum was set up correct. The value I've entered as initial value is specified on my enum.
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