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I am trying to use a 'timestamp' type column with SQLDataSource for concurrency control with SQL Server.  I'm getting the following error:

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It appears that the problem is that the value for the Type property of the Parameter (which was generated by the SqlDataSource wizard) is Object which maps to 'sql_variant' rather than to 'timestamp'.

I know that the older way of doing things with SqlDataAdapter, SqlCommand, SqlParameter can handle timestamps because SqlParameter has a SqlDbType property that can have a value of SqlDbType.Timestamp, but I don't see how to do this with the newer SqlDataSource, Parameter classes because the Parameter.Type property (of type TypeCode) doesn't have a Timestamp value.

Has anyone been able to use a 'timestamp' type field with SqlDataSource?

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