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I need to print real datbase type name from DbParameter.DbType, but when I do something like this DbParameter.DbType.ToString() I get for example Int32 instead of int, is there a command or a property to do that or am I going to need to write switch statement?
Here is code if someone will need it: DbType to real SQL type string
You will have to write your own converter
The data type mappings can be found here MSDN