Will Kodo EJB3 support SQL queries standard?

Hello,
Will Kodo EJB3 support SQL queries (via
EntityManager.createNativeQuery(...))
in the Standard Edition since native queries are part of the API? Or will
that functionality require Enterprise Edition or Performance Pack?
thanks and good luck in the new year,
dave

Currently, SQL queries require the enterprise edition. Whether this
will change for Kodo 4 final has not been decided. The safest route
would be to assume that it will not change.

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