@UniqueID error

[berets76]

Hi,
I've a table with a field named UniqueID, but when I try to insert or update through Dapper I get an error on the variable name

It seems like it's some kind of reserved word/variable name.
I'm using Dapper version 2.1.28 with Microsoft SQL Azure

I tried to escape it with [] but no way. The @uniqueid variable is present only one time.
If I remove the UniqueID field and variable from queries, all works fine.

These are my query:

`internal static readonly string INSERT_QUERY = "INSERT INTO pro_ordine_composizione (SocietaID,OrdineID,ArticoloID,RevisioneID,ComposizioneID,LogAdded,LogUpdated,LogCanceled,LogAddedUserID,LogUpdatedUserID,LogCanceledUserID,ComponenteArticoloID,ComponenteRevisioneID,ComposizioneIDPadre,RepartoID,ComponenteID,Posizione,Quantita,Tempo,Inizio,Fine,RisorsaID,ESummary,EMilestone,DescrizioneMS,UniqueID,EFisso,TempoAlPezzo,Note,Piazzamento,UID,QuantitaOriginale) OUTPUT INSERTED.rv VALUES(@SocietaID,@OrdineID,@ArticoloID,@RevisioneID,@ComposizioneID,SYSUTCDATETIME() AT TIME ZONE 'UTC' AT TIME ZONE 'Central Europe Standard Time',@LogUpdated,@LogCanceled,@LogAddedUserID,@LogUpdatedUserID,@LogCanceledUserID,@ComponenteArticoloID,@ComponenteRevisioneID,@ComposizioneIDPadre,@RepartoID,@ComponenteID,@Posizione,@QuantITA,@Tempo,@IniZio,@fine,@RisorsaID,@esummary,@EMilestone,@DescrizioneMS,@uniqueid,@efisso,@TempoAlPezzo,@note,@Piazzamento,@uid,@QuantitaOriginale)";

internal static readonly string UPDATE_QUERY = "UPDATE pro_ordine_composizione SET SocietaID = @SocietaID,OrdineID = @OrdineID,ArticoloID = @ArticoloID,RevisioneID = @RevisioneID,ComposizioneID = @ComposizioneID,LogAdded = @LogAdded,LogUpdated = SYSUTCDATETIME() AT TIME ZONE 'UTC' AT TIME ZONE 'Central Europe Standard Time',LogCanceled = @LogCanceled,LogAddedUserID = @LogAddedUserID,LogUpdatedUserID = @LogUpdatedUserID,LogCanceledUserID = @LogCanceledUserID,ComponenteArticoloID = @ComponenteArticoloID,ComponenteRevisioneID = @ComponenteRevisioneID,ComposizioneIDPadre = @ComposizioneIDPadre,RepartoID = @RepartoID,ComponenteID = @ComponenteID,Posizione = @Posizione,Quantita = @QuantITA,Tempo = @Tempo,Inizio = @IniZio,Fine = @fine,RisorsaID = @RisorsaID,ESummary = @esummary,EMilestone = @EMilestone,DescrizioneMS = @DescrizioneMS,UniqueID = @uniqueid,EFisso = @efisso,TempoAlPezzo = @TempoAlPezzo,Note = @note,Piazzamento = @Piazzamento,[UID] = @uid,QuantitaOriginale = @QuantitaOriginale OUTPUT INSERTED.rv WHERE SocietaID = @SocietaID AND OrdineID = @OrdineID AND ArticoloID = @ArticoloID AND RevisioneID = @RevisioneID AND ComposizioneID = @ComposizioneID AND rv = @rv";`

Regards

[mgravell]

Can we see how you're invoking the SQL? Including (and in particular) the parameters? I can't do much without seeing the usage.

[mgravell]

I wonder, in particular, whether you somehow have a @uniqueId and @UniqueId (or similar), leading to this.

[mgravell]

In this example, Model is what defined the parameters. So: can we see the type that describes Model ? In particular, anything even remotely relating to unique id - regardless of kind (property, field, etc) or accessibility (public, private, etc)

[berets76]

Sorry I accidentally deleted previous comment.

Basically

using IDbConnection connection = new ConnectionFactory().CreateSQL();

if (connection != null)
{
    connection.Open();
    var result = connection.ExecuteScalar(UPDATE_QUERY, Model);

Model is the class with UniqueID field

Checking the Model class maybe I found the problem: my partial class has this signature
public partial class pro_ordine_composizione : GanttTask, INotifyPropertyChanged

in the Telerik.Windows.Controls.GanttView.GanttTask there is another uniqueid property.

So, I've my base class

public partial class pro_ordine_composizione 
{
	
	private string? _UniqueID;
	public string? UniqueID { get => _UniqueID; set { if (_UniqueID != value) { _UniqueID = value; OnPropertyChanged();} } }

my partial (with non relevant things)

public partial class pro_ordine_composizione : GanttTask, INotifyPropertyChanged

and finally the GanttTask

[Serializable]
public class GanttTask : PropertyChangedBase, IGanttTask, IDateRange, IResourceContainer, IHierarchical, IStateProvider, IMilestone, ISummary, IEditableHierarchical, IDependant
{
    private ObservableCollection<IResource> resources;

    private DateTime start;

    private DateTime end;

    private string title = string.Empty;

    private string description = string.Empty;

    private double progress;

    private DateTime? deadLine;

    private bool isExpired;

    private bool isExpiredUpdate = true;

    private bool isMilestone;

    private string uniqueId;

Maybe is this the problem ? But Dapper how deep goes to add parameters ?

[mgravell]

All the deep. There are some ways of configuring this, but honestly: in most cases it is more pragmatic just to:

new { obj.Foo, obj.Bar, obj.Blap }

to explicitly call out the things you want.

This is an interesting scenario, though. I wonder whether we could do something over in AOT-land to specify better restriction rules (in the AOT work, we have much better analysis tooling, and better ways of specifying configuration)

[berets76]

I've already tested AOT with a part of our software (with good results), when do you think it might be "safe" to switch prod environment to AOT ?

[mgravell]

I'm going to refer to the Apache license to answer that:

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If it works, great! I feel comfortable using it, as long as I have integration tests working.