The following works perfectly: IQueryable<Property> PropertyQuery = PropertyDAO.SearchWithAdditionalParameters(/* elided */);
I have the following code to query an EntityContext (through a repository) and map it unto a DTO: public class QueryQuestionsConsumer : IConsumerOf<QueryQuestionsRequest>
I am trying to build the test project for L开发者_StackOverflowINQ IQueryable Toolkit with Visual Studio 2008, but it does not build because it exits with \"exited with code 9009\".
Assume we have the following collection IEnumerable<int> list = new List<int> { 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 10 };
I\'m prototyping some sort of repository and I want to know if it\'s enough to have methods, that operate on sequences only.
I am wondering what the difference between IQueryable, List, IEnumerator is and when I should use each one?
I have a L2S repository query which I\'m stuggling to write in a nice way. It looks something like...
I\'m looking to populate a Telerik RadGrid with an IQueryable DataSource but include 5 Total columns inside that Grid. I have built separate functions for the Totals when I create individual reports,
I am in need of determining whether an IQueryable Method returns with Data, or \"Empty\" when applying it to a DataSource of a RadGrid like so:
Using Entity Framework 4, and given: ObjectSet<Thing> AllThings = Context.CreateObjectSet<Thing>;
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