OIM Database Connector - ID PK from DB Sequence Best Practice?

Figured I'd ask around before I hacked something together for something that is a very common scenario. When provisioning my PK (ID) is not set and is set via a Oracle Sequence. I'm currently using the Database Application Tables GTC connector. A couple approaches, based on my limited OIM knowledge:
1. OnInsert DB trigger to handle. Requires nothing from OIM for this, but I really feel like this is way too invasive and doesn't support the "passive" nature of Identity Management.
2. Deviate from the GTC and get the SEQUENCE from a custom adapter task.
3. Go have a beer.
If there is some documentation or posts regarding this please let me know. I checked the best practices & connector docs and found nothing about this.

I think you have a good grasp of the problem. Option 3 is of course superior to the others :)
If you start using pre-pops on GTC generated forms you can't regenerate the GTC or you risk losing the pre pop connectors.
There has been some discussions around what Oracle supports when it comes to GTC but it seems like you now can add prepop and entity adapters and still stay in support.
Best regards
/M

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