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Describe the bug
When using Literal replacement ({=XXX}) in a SQL query, Dapper AOT emits the following error:
Error DAP214 : Variable @XXX is not declared and no corresponding parameter exists (https://aot.dapperlib.dev/rules/DAP214)
This happens even though the parameter is correctly supplied in the parameters object.
If I change the query to use @XXX instead of {=XXX}, it works correctly.
To Reproduce
varresult=awaitdb.QueryAsync("select Id, Name from Users where UserTypeId = {=Admin}",new{Admin=123});
Compile with Dapper AOT enabled.
Observe the error DAP214.
Expected behavior
Dapper should recognize Admin as a supplied parameter and generate code that binds it correctly when used with Literal replacement.
Actual behavior
Dapper reports DAP214 and refuses to compile, incorrectly stating that the parameter does not exist.
Additional context
TargetFramework = net9.0
Dapper Version = 2.1.66
Dapper.AOT Version = 1.0.48
Microsoft.Data.SqlClient Version = 6.1.1
the root of this issue is that GetParameters() only matches @param/:param/?param/$param via ParameterRegex — it does not recognize {=Admin} literal tokens. To me it looks like this is rather a new functionality or should this be supported?
Activity
andreasblueher commentedon Mar 22, 2026
Hey,
the root of this issue is that GetParameters() only matches @param/:param/?param/$param via ParameterRegex — it does not recognize {=Admin} literal tokens. To me it looks like this is rather a new functionality or should this be supported?
Fix false-positive DAP214 for {=XXX} literal-replacement syntax (#191)