On 12/12/07, Adriano dos Santos Fernandes <adrianosf@...> wrote:

> But @ is used to denote client parameters in ADO.NET. I think we need
> opinions if this could cause problems.

This will be really tricky for ADO.NET developers. Because you will
not be able to recognize "my" params. in code.

Also parsing param names in FBClient will be difficult (it's now a
little bit weird, supporting '@name' syntax and then translationg it
to '?').

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