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Using PK sequences is error prone, as nothing prevents the user from accidentally specifying the wrong sequence in a call to argPkSeq. Identity columns are supported by almost all of the databases.
On the insert side, the API might be insertReturningPkDefault(columnName). For Schema, maybe have primaryKeyDefaultIdentity or just primaryKeyIdentity.
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Using PK sequences is error prone, as nothing prevents the user from accidentally specifying the wrong sequence in a call to argPkSeq. Identity columns are supported by almost all of the databases.
On the insert side, the API might be
insertReturningPkDefault(columnName)
. For Schema, maybe haveprimaryKeyDefaultIdentity
or justprimaryKeyIdentity
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: