When I enter an SQL statement in an Oracle data adapter of the form:
select column1, column2
from table1
where (column1 = :column1 or :column1 is null) and
(column2 = :column2 or :column2 is null)
Visual Studio decides by itself to rewrite the query as:
select column1, column2
from table1
where (column1 = :column1) and (column2 = :column2) or
(column1 = :column1) and (:column2 is null) or
(:column1 is null) and (column2 = :column2) or
(:column1 is null) and (:column2 is null)
The rewritten query no longer works. How can I get VS to stop doing this?
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