anchor.diff:  documentation.
   *)
   
  -type sql = SqlDataProvider<Common.DatabaseProviderTypes.SQLITE, connectionString, ResolutionPath = resolutionPath, CaseSensitivityChange = Common.CaseSensitivityChange.ORIGINAL>
  +type sql = SqlDataProvider<Common.DatabaseProviderTypes.SQLITE,
  +                           connectionString,
  +                           ResolutionPath = resolutionPath,
  +                           CaseSensitivityChange = Common.CaseSensitivityChange.ORIGINAL>
   
   (** 
   Now we have a type ``sql`` that represents the SQLite database provided in 
  
positive.code: type-safe manner, without the inconvenience of a code-generation step.
  
  SQL Provider supports the following database types:
      * [`mssql.html` file] MSSQL
      * [`oracle.html` file] Oracle
      * [`sqlite.html` file] SQLite
      * [`postgresql.html` file] PostgreSQL
      * [`mysql.html` file] MySQL
      * [`odbc.html` file] ODBC (_Experimental_, only supports SELECT & MAKE)
  
  After you have installed the nuget package or built the type provider assembly 
  from source, you should reference the assembly either as a project reference 
  
negative.code: definitions.  In this example, ``firstCustomer.ContactName`` is a string.
  *)
  
  (**
  ## Constraints and Relationships 
  
  A typical relational database will have many connected tables and views 
  