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I have a database with id columns like BookId, AuthorId, etc. My code files, however, just have an Id property. I'm attempting to convert parts of the program that use NHibernate with Dapper, so I'm trying to eliminate the need for both an Id and a BookId property on . NHibernate has a built in identity map that maps BookId to the Id property of Book objects and similarly AuthorId to the Id property on Author objects. Is there a way to do this Dapper, outside of giving an alias to the column, in the sql query? public class Book { public int Id { get; set; } public string Name { get; set; } }

I have a SQL Server 2012 database with a table that contains a geography column and I want to use Dapper in a .Net application working with that database, but as far as I can tell and see in the Dapper code, "only" Entity Framework's DBGeography type is supported , the underlying SQLGeography data type has no other mentioning in the repository. Can Dapper handle these column types 'magically' nevertheless or would I have to explicitly write a Dapper.SqlMapper.TypeHandler for these? Support for SqlGeography has been added in the next release, again via the Dapper.EntityFramework package . I

In Dapper ( http://code.google.com/p/dapper-dot-net/ ), is there a way to ignore properties in the model class, namely when using the Insert extension method? My model class has a set of computed properties which are not persisted in the associated table. Thanks. Pedro Well, Dapper has no Insert extension method, that is in dapper.contrib, dapper extensions or dapper rainbow. Dapper itself allows you to do: Animal a = new Animal {Age = 10, Family = "Canine"} // only insert Age cnn.Execute("insert Animal(Age) values (@Age)", a); To work around for some of the extension classes you can sometimes

Edit: Using the Execute method instead of the Query / QueryMultiple methods, my OUT_SUCCESS parameter now has an AttachedParam with with an OracleParameter that has the returned value. So this would work if, for instance, I only needed to retrieve non-cursors parameters. Then I could use Execute for procedures with all non-cursor output parameters and Query / QueryMultiple for procedures with only cursor output parameters. But what if I need to call a stored procedure that has both cursor and non-cursor output parameters, as is often the case? Using Dapper.NET and the OracleDynamicParameters

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I am trying to select a list of 2 integer columns map the results to a Tuple. Just as an example: return connection.Query<Tuple<int,int>>("select id1, id2 from sometable").ToList(); does not work, but the same query does work if I create a class with two integers such as: return connection.Query<BogusClass>("select id1, id2 from sometable").ToList(); public class BogusClass{ public int id1 {get;set;} public int id2 {get;set;} } My preference is not to have to create some bogus class just to get some data to work with. In this case it is two integer columns, but there are other use cases I