Wrap Table Names with [ ] about identity.dapper

[grandchamp]

Yes, this behavior is just in SQL Server. The property TableFieldNotation on SqlConfiguration it's for this, but it's a single character, and for SQL i have to switch [ for the beggining and ] for the last position. I'll think in something to make this works.

[bagzli]

In my case what I did was I rewrote the Identity.Dapper.SqlServer dll. Because I had to change table names, I had to modify this dll, so I just wrote my own as it is a very small dll. When I did that, I simply changed lines of such as this:

GetUserLoginByLoginProviderAndProviderKeyQuery = "SELECT TOP 1 %USERFILTER% FROM %SCHEMA%.%USERTABLE%, %SCHEMA%.%USERLOGINTABLE% WHERE %SCHEMA%.%USERTABLE%.Id = %SCHEMA%.%USERLOGINTABLE%.UserId AND LoginProvider = %LOGINPROVIDER% AND ProviderKey = %PROVIDERKEY%";

To look like this

GetUserLoginByLoginProviderAndProviderKeyQuery = "SELECT TOP 1 %USERFILTER% FROM %SCHEMA%.[%USERTABLE%], %SCHEMA%.%USERLOGINTABLE% WHERE %SCHEMA%.[%USERTABLE%].Id = %SCHEMA%.%USERLOGINTABLE%.UserId AND LoginProvider = %LOGINPROVIDER% AND ProviderKey = %PROVIDERKEY%";

You could resolve it in such way for your dll too, however, I must admit it would be nice being able to set Table Names outside of your dll in some way. Maybe there is and I missed it?

[grandchamp]

You can create a class inheriting from SqlServerConfiguration, or declare a new instance of SqlServerConfiguration and change RoleTable, UserTable, UserClaimTable, UserRoleTable and UserLoginTable properties values.

[grandchamp]

Not really a fix, but 34f240c does it for the default tables now. If you want to change your table names on SQL Server, you can do:

.AddDapperIdentityFor(new SqlServerConfiguration
{
      RoleTable = "[My Table IdentityRole]",
      UserTable = "[User]";
      UserClaimTable = "[MyIdentityUserClaim]";
      UserRoleTable = "[MyIdentityUserRole]";
      UserLoginTable = "[MyIdentityLogin]";
})