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When improving the database that uses autogenerated primary key names, working with them currently requires custom SQL.
As there can be only one primary key on a table, Delete.PrimaryKey()... should work without providing the name.
Delete.PrimaryKey()...
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@ashmind Do i smell a pull request coming ;)
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@tommarien Well, I can do one for SQL Server, but I do not have Oracle etc to test other generators.
Seems like a candidate for a new expression convention.
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When improving the database that uses autogenerated primary key names, working with them currently requires custom SQL.
As there can be only one primary key on a table,
Delete.PrimaryKey()...
should work without providing the name.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: