When using abstractions like DbProviderFactory (or in the future DbDataSource) I think that it makes more sense to avoid throwing the exception here and allow it to pass through as a no operation. Otherwise, specialization for DuckDB commands is required.
Giorgi
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12 months ago
https://github.com/Giorgi/DuckDB.NET/blob/2cd0d80051db24500d57a273c5975f5ef6cb8f58/DuckDB.NET.Data/DuckDBCommand.cs#L108
When using abstractions like DbProviderFactory (or in the future DbDataSource) I think that it makes more sense to avoid throwing the exception here and allow it to pass through as a no operation. Otherwise, specialization for DuckDB commands is required.