OVS supported data types

Hi,
does anybody know which data types are supported by OVS'? I just noticed that an element of typ Code that I will fill via an OVS on the UI won't work. I'll get an exception. When I change the data type to Text, everything works fine.
Regards,
Daniel

Let me get a bit more precise. I interessted in how the different data types work together. Is there a rule, which data types of an element in the source BO correlate with wich data types in the respective OVS and then with wich data type of an element in the target BO.
Do all three have to be of the same type or is there some automatic transformation done by the system between certain types?
- Daniel

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