This is both unreliable (parsing SQL is difficult) and bad for performance - ideally an ADO.NET provider should simply forward user-provided SQL to the database, without parsing or rewriting it.

I also hinted at SQL Data Projects, which are now SDK-style projects supported in Visual Studio, VS Code, and the command line through SqlPackage. These two tools make up a kind of dream team for data ...

I’ll explain this by using examples in DDL, using SQL Server syntax. The short version of this is fairly simple. Every table that you want to use in relations should have a primary key ...

PostgreSQL and Microsoft's SQL Server. Common commands in the SQL language include "SELECT," used to extract data matching some criteria from the database; "INSERT," used to add new rows to the ...