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System.Byte[] is the value returned after DB query - Why?

I use a plugin to be able to use MySQL database. Queries and everything works
fine - except when returning values from fields of type "text". Every value
that is stored in a table field "text" is returned as the value
"System.Byte[]" in stead of the real text.

Why does this happen?

Every other field types are returned OK (varchar, int, datetime...)
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