Added offset and fetch functions to the SqlBuilder to allow pagination#40
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wbsantos wants to merge 2 commits intolandmarkhw:masterfrom
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Added offset and fetch functions to the SqlBuilder to allow pagination#40wbsantos wants to merge 2 commits intolandmarkhw:masterfrom
wbsantos wants to merge 2 commits intolandmarkhw:masterfrom
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Maybe i'm missing something, but why not move this code into the SqlBuilder class and change it to public class SqlBuilder : Dapper.SqlBuilder |
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The SqlBuilder is a Dapper class, I'd have to make a pull request for the official Dapper repository to change it. Instead, I created a class that inherits from the Dapper.SqlBuilder. |
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I came across the need of making a pagination and I implemented the SQL Server way of doing it.
It does work with postgree too since it is just ansi sql, but I think Oracle and MySQL don't have those clauses yet (although I wasn't able to test it against the latest version of those databases).