Jordan Marr

Thanks! Glad you are enjoying it. This does seem like a pretty standard use case that I think SqlHydra should be able to handle gracefully within the `SelectBuilder`. You may...

What would the syntax look like?

Using the `foo` and `bar` instance names for the alias is _really cool_. My only concern is that it adds a fair amount of complexity to the code. Given that...

Hm... I see. In that case, I'm on board with necessary complexity.

Go ahead and submit this as a PR and I will test it and get it merged.

SqlHydra supports the standard primitive parameter types that are common to all db providers. However, a few of the more specialized param types have been implemented by users (json, jsonb...

Oh no! Orace is such a pain. TBH, I haven't used the vs code + remote dev containers setup in a long time. I just run `docker-compose up`. If you...

Yup, you just need to update install.sql and then rebuild: ### Updating PostgreSQL DB Schema: 1) Add table to: `src/.devcontainer/postgresql/install.sql` 2) Run `docker-compose up --build postgresql` from the `src/.devcontainer` folder....

Really digging this update. Starting to rework the tests, but it may take me a hot minute since the nature of this change affects almost all of them. 

You should be able to wrap your insert/update in a transaction with the appropriate [`IsolationLevel`](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.data.isolationlevel?view=net-6.0#fields). For example: ```F# use ctx = openContext() ctx.BeginTransaction(System.Data.IsolationLevel.Serializable) try // do insert or update ctx.CommitTransaction()...