Jordan Marr

It would be difficult to have it do nothing due to the fact that the `InsertBuilder` just creates a `InsertQuery` object that is not executed until it is passed to...

Since you are pre-validating, another approach would be to extend the `InsertBuilder` to take a simple `'T seq`: ```F# type InsertBuilder, entities: 'T seq) = QuerySource

I came up with the following workaround to allow editing individual fields: ## Set Value Extension Methods ```F# module Extensions open FSharp.Data open FSharp.Data.JsonExtensions /// Extension methods to allow overwriting...

Hi Ahmad, I am currently implementing Oracle support in my data library (which uses SqlKata) and today I confirmed that appending the following to my INSERT command does indeed work...

Also, if you are using Docker for your test databases, I would be happy to contribute the custom Oracle docker image that I am in the process of tweaking now...

If you wrap your quoted identifiers in your raw expressions with `{` and `}` , SqlKata should automatically replace those with the provider specific identifiers.

Interesting. I am using `{` and `}` and it is still replaced (not sure where I read to use curly braces), but I tried with `[` and `]` and that...

I found where I read that you can use `{` `}` or `[` `]`: https://github.com/sqlkata/querybuilder/issues/407#issuecomment-682377675 > By default, SqlKata uses the {} and [] to identify tables and columns identifiers...

https://github.com/sqlkata/querybuilder/blob/master/LICENSE

I am experiencing the same issue. The vertical slider is upside-down so that the minimum values are at the top and max are at the bottom. Is there an attribute...