Yes, the problem is not only with version 9. The problem started with the
"returning *", that from my perspective is a very error prone solution and
of course it shows a poorly designed driver.
The question is: is it very difficult to change that to a more correct
returning [identifier] ?
Because of this error, third parties like hibernate expects that the first
returned element is the identifier, but that doesn't always happens.
Sometimes it returns a discriminator, sometimes it could be something else
that could be a long, and that could be disastrous if third party uses this
number as a identifier in an application.
Thanks.
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