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EF Core 3.1 Beta 2 - Difference between two Date columns
See original GitHub issueWith Oracle EF Core 3.1 Beta 2, when I try to do a difference between two Date columns :
var row = (from r in dbContext.Entities select new { ElapsedTime = r.EndDate - r.StartDate }).FirstOrDefault();
I get a System.InvalidCastException: 'Unable to cast object of type 'System.Decimal' to type 'System.TimeSpan'.'
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I believe EF.Functions.Like is available, but we haven’t implemented anything additional.
This appears related to bug 31423881 that a customer reported on the OTN ODP.NET forum. This bug has been fixed, but missed making it into beta 2. The bug fix will be in the production release.