If I have a strongly typed data table with a column for values of type Int32, and this column allows nulls, then I'll get an exception if I do this for a row where the value is null:

int value = row.CustomValue;

Instead I need to do this:

if (!row.IsCustomValueNull()) {
    int value = row.CustomValue;
    // do something with this value
}

Ideally I would like to be able to do this:

int? value = row.CustomValue;

Of course I could always write my own method, something like GetCustomValueOrNull; but it'd be preferable if the property auto-generated for the column itself simply returned a nullable. Is this possible?