Issue #46 - Fixing converting OracleString[], OracleDecimal[] to .NET native data types #47
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Looks good, sorry about the regression.
With the added tests this hopefully should not happen again.
A new version should be available on nuget.org shortly
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Currently it is not possible to convert OracleString[] or OracleDecimal[] to string[] or int[], decimal[] ect.
This makes impossible to use PLSQLAssociativeArray as output parameter.
This modification is test covered