Nothing fancy.

With a little help from Moran Benisty, here's the script I use to get the metadata I need for the SQLQueryGenerator:

SELECT   schemas.name AS [Schema],
         tables.name AS [Table],
         columns.name AS [Column],
         CASE 
             WHEN columns.system_type_id = 34    THEN 'byte[]'
             WHEN columns.system_type_id = 35    THEN 'string'
             WHEN columns.system_type_id = 36    THEN 'System.Guid'
             WHEN columns.system_type_id = 48    THEN 'byte'
             WHEN columns.system_type_id = 52    THEN 'short'
             WHEN columns.system_type_id = 56    THEN 'int'
             WHEN columns.system_type_id = 58    THEN 'System.DateTime'
             WHEN columns.system_type_id = 59    THEN 'float'
             WHEN columns.system_type_id = 60    THEN 'decimal'
             WHEN columns.system_type_id = 61    THEN 'System.DateTime'
             WHEN columns.system_type_id = 62    THEN 'double'
             WHEN columns.system_type_id = 98    THEN 'object'
             WHEN columns.system_type_id = 99    THEN 'string'
             WHEN columns.system_type_id = 104   THEN 'bool'
             WHEN columns.system_type_id = 106   THEN 'decimal'
             WHEN columns.system_type_id = 108   THEN 'decimal'
             WHEN columns.system_type_id = 122   THEN 'decimal'
             WHEN columns.system_type_id = 127   THEN 'long'
             WHEN columns.system_type_id = 165   THEN 'byte[]'
             WHEN columns.system_type_id = 167   THEN 'string'
             WHEN columns.system_type_id = 173   THEN 'byte[]'
             WHEN columns.system_type_id = 175   THEN 'string'
             WHEN columns.system_type_id = 189   THEN 'long'
             WHEN columns.system_type_id = 231   THEN 'string'
             WHEN columns.system_type_id = 239   THEN 'string'
             WHEN columns.system_type_id = 241   THEN 'string'
             WHEN columns.system_type_id = 241   THEN 'string'
         END AS [Type],
         columns.is_nullable AS [Nullable]


FROM              sys.tables tables
    INNER JOIN    sys.schemas schemas ON (tables.schema_id = schemas.schema_id )
    INNER JOIN    sys.columns columns ON (columns.object_id = tables.object_id) 
 

WHERE     tables.name <> 'sysdiagrams' 
    AND   tables.name <> 'dtproperties' 

ORDER BY [Schema], [Table], [Column], [Type]

Quick, Dirty, Working.

Anyone up to contributing a similar thing for SQL 2000 / MySql / Oracle / Postgres  / MS-ACCESS ?

it's going to be subversion-ed really soon.