Closed Rajiv-Kulkarni closed 7 years ago
Sorry for the late response, I forgot that you had asked this question! It is not currently configurable. However, I will add an option tonight to disable this behavior, and publish a new pre-release to nuget.
@Rajiv-Kulkarni - I've fixed this in the latest preview release - https://www.nuget.org/packages/CodeOnlyStoredProcedures/2.3.0-pre05
You can set it up to use the backticks easily by doing this before making any stored procedure calls:
GlobalSettings.Instance.SetObjectQuoteStyle(ObjectQuoteStyle.BackTick);
Thanks. I will give it a try and let you know.
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Hi, so, I've fixed this in the latest preview release - https://www.nuget.org/packages/CodeOnlyStoredProcedures/2.3.0-pre05
You can set it up to use the backticks easily by doing this before making any stored procedure calls: GlobalSettings.Instance.SetObjectQuoteStyle(ObjectQuoteStyle.BackTick);
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I installed the 2.3.0-pre05 and tried to use it this way: IDbConnection db = _context.Database.Connection; GlobalSettings.Instance.SetObjectQuoteStyle(ObjectQuoteStyle.BackTick); var sp = new StoredProcedure(CommonHelper.GetDatabaseName(), ".sp_get_list_of_all_users();"); var allUsers = sp.Execute(db);
Is that correct? Now I am getting error on the 2nd and the 4th line. 'GlobalSettings' is inaccessible due to its protection level Cannot assign void to an implicitly-typed variable
Could you let me know how to use it? Thanks.
@Rajiv-Kulkarni I see you! 👍
Oops... I can't believe I did that. It should be exposed as a static method on StoredProcedure
... Sorry! It should be fixed tonight.
Okay, sorry about that. It should be useable now with the following:
StoredProcedure.SetObjectQuoteStyle(ObjectQuoteStyle.Backtick);
I am trying to call a mysql stored proc in a schema: IDbConnection db = _context.Database.Connection; var sp = new StoredProcedure(CommonHelper.GetDatabaseName(), ".sp_get_list_of_all_users();");
var allUsers = sp.Execute(db);
The sp.Execute() call fails with this error: [MySqlException (0x80004005): Procedure or function '
[
' cannot be found in database '[bidmaster_dev]
'.]where schema name bidmaster_dev is returned by the call CommonHelper.GetDatabaseName(). Not sure why it is appending square brackets the sql server query style. How can I make it MySQL aware? Thanks.