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user.Id.ShouldBe(u.Id);
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**But**, if you want to take advantage of the more recent and very powerful JSONPath style querying, you will find that using `?` as a placeholder is not suitable, as that character is widely used in JSONPath expressions. If you encounter this issue or write another query where the `?` character is not suitable, you can change the placeholder by providing an alternative. Pass this in before the sql argument.
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