Inserting into tables with columns named after sql keywords about massive HOT 4 CLOSED

Luke, do you not just add it yourself in Massive? While I am likely more opinionated with my SQL and don't use keywords for tables/columns for a variety of reasons, it seems like you could just hop in your code and make the change yourself:
I do tons of changes to Massive to get it to fit what I want all the time. Part of the reason I like it so much. It's like my own simple ORM silly putty.

You can look for these types of lines in the code:
var stub = "INSERT INTO {0} \r\n VALUES ({2})";

or
sbKeys.AppendFormat("{0} = @{1}, \r\n", item.Key, counter.ToString());

And put the brackets in yourself. I do it on a variety of them because I'm "slightly" particular about how my SQL looks.

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Yeah I would add it if I were using massive at the moment. It was something I encountered when just trying it out and thought I'd add the issue incase anyone else runs into the same thing.

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If there is someone still having issues with this, you can resolve it by defining your classes/queries like:

public class UglySchemaTable  : DynamicModel
{
    public UglySchemaTable()
        : base("CoolAppDb")
    {
        PrimaryKeyField = "[My bad PK Column]";
        TableName = "[dbo].[UglySchemaTable]";
    }
}

and while doing a query:

var table = new UglySchemaTable();
var barfing = table.All(where: "[doing it wrong] = @0", args: "me");
return barfing ;

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Delimits went in the other day - cheers

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