Aaron Sherber

So if you check `myDb.Connection.State`, it says Open? At a glance, that implies that this is some issue with the Oracle provider, not with PP. PP thinks the connection is...

It looks like Guid support has been in SQL Server since 2008, which is older than PetaPoco. I'm guessing it may have been an oversight that the `SqlServerDatabaseProvider` doesn't override...

I think the questions to consider are: - Is it possible/likely that users of PetaPoco have been relying on Guids being treated as strings for Sql Server, or that if...

Note that for your own uses, a short term solution is for you to create your own `SqlServerDatabaseProvider` descendant, changing `HasNativeGuidSupport`, and then use the `Database` constructor that takes an...

My thought about the NuGet package was that it was easier from a code perspective. If PetaPoco adds a new SqlServer provider but leaves the old one as the default,...

Yes, if the table name has a dot, it would be better to split the string at the dot, escape each part, and then put it back together. Along with...

I'm having some second thoughts about this. The original issue in the ticket actually refers to the generated SQL in T4 templates, which isn't relevant in v6. I did make...

FWIW, SqlKata doesn't have a foolproof way of handling this either. They break on periods and escape each part, which doesn't work if the string passed in is already escaped,...

I don't think this is an issue with PetaPoco -- the SQL fed to the command seems to be just what you asked for. Are you sure that Postgres allows...

To be consistent, I think this also needs to be handled within `PocoData.GetFactory()` so that we don't try to map from a table column to a read-only property which happens...