Jordan Marr

That was it. Still getting used to DBeaver which tries a little too hard to be helpful sometimes. I know SQL Server doesn't support tuples, but maybe some others do....

I assume this feature would exist within the `SqlHydra.Query` library. Would it involve type generation? Can you give a code example of how you imagine it would be used?

What kind of support does `Microsoft.Data.SqlClient` provide for getting metadata on table valued functions?

While `GetSchema` / `Procedures` does list UDFs, including a custom table function that I made, `GetSchema` / `Columns` doesn't list any of the returned columns. So there would need to...

This seems doable. However, there is some refactoring in process that needs to be completed before this can be started.

It would be a nice feature to have for sure, but it’s not something I need and therefore no movement. Currently, vanilla ado.net would probably be the easiest way to...

This feature looks like it could be challenging to implement because: - different providers will likely have different queries to pull function names, inputs and outputs - there are different...

There is not currently a built-in way to call SQL functions within a SqlHydra query. However, it is possible to access and manipulate the underlying SqlKata query and create a...

It looks like I don't have any examples in the README that use the `GetReader` method, so I should probably add this example. Also, if you need dynamic `where` clauses,...

I have added this example to the readme: https://github.com/JordanMarr/SqlHydra?tab=readme-ov-file#custom-sql-queries