Some statements or procedures only return a single row, however the generated code always provides a List<T>. It is desirable for the generated code to simply return the T instead of List<T> in these cases.
If it is not possible to detect single-row-result commands, then alternatively the YML file could allow custom annotations.
An annotation could be useful anyway for procedures that return multiple rows, but the user only needs the first row.
Some statements or procedures only return a single row, however the generated code always provides a
List<T>. It is desirable for the generated code to simply return theTinstead ofList<T>in these cases.If it is not possible to detect single-row-result commands, then alternatively the YML file could allow custom annotations.
An annotation could be useful anyway for procedures that return multiple rows, but the user only needs the first row.