vs2010 Cache SQL data incorrect fields

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Published on 2010-05-26T12:18:50Z Indexed on 2010/05/26 13:01 UTC
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OK, I found a walkthrough on msdn for what I was after (offline database cache). However when I let the wizard create a local database from my online sql server the timespan fields are converted to a string??

Now I know the suggestion was to create my own local database and then use the MS Synch framework...however...this proclaims to do it "out of the box"

However now I've a dataset which I've no idea how to use, and a database newly formed (for the synched cache) taht I will have to use Ling to Entities with(??)

meanwhile I have this weird timespan to string conversion?

should I give up now or push on?

can i overwrite the the .designer.cs? typeof(string) to typeof(timespan)?

damn wizards!!

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