How to expose DbSet.SqlQuery when using IDbSet interface

The following example below demonstrates how we can go about exposing the DbSet.SqlQuery method when using IDbSet interface Please comment below if you have a better approach.

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Oracle convert SYS_GUID() to VARCHAR

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How to rename hibernate auto generated Foreign key constraint names

When using hibernate maven plugin to generate your tables you may have noticed hibernate generates obfuscated foreign key constraint names which are unreadable. In order to change the constraint names you can apply the @ForeignKey annotation to give your foreign keys more meaningful names as shown below. Take note if you take this approach you will need to take by insuring no duplicate constraint names are created. import @org.hibernate.annotations.ForeignKey; @ForeignKey( name = "FK_PI_COMPANY_ID" ) @ManyToOne(targetEntity = Company.class, fetch = FetchType.EAGER) @JoinColumn(name = "COMPANY_ID", nullable = true) private Company company;

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