Artur Boryczko

It would be nice, but I imagine that would take a lot of effort. I'd be OK with something as simple as adding an option in Startup that makes provider...

@gathogojr as far as I understand the idea is that the in-memory provider needs to have null handling done by the library, but the database ones usually do it on...

yes you're right, I've jumped to conclusions to fast because the driver is giving me the following error in Device Manager: Windows cannot verify the digital signature for the drivers...

it's Windows 10 1709 (10.0.16299.371)

I did some digging and it looks like a policy issue in newer Windows 10 editions as described here: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/windows_hardware_certification/2016/07/26/driver-signing-changes-in-windows-10-version-1607/ basically the driver would have to be cross-signed by Microsoft

Yes, Secure Boot is enabled but I don't want to disable it. I've managed to install a previous version of the driver with changing the clock back one year.

Hi, any updates on this issue?

I don't think that using compute values in skip tokens is correct. Looking at it from a database perspective, we use skip token so that we don't have to do...

You could try to implement your own `SkipTokenHandler` based of the `DefaultSkipTokenHandler` and if you succeed you could make a PR out of it.

the handler is a singleton, I would go the way where you "fix" the compute use case and leave the rest as is. I think that supporting plain `$orderby=tolower(property)` is...