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Hello,
Are the LINQ Expression Tree concepts shown in the following MS documentation supported within Data Access?
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb882637.aspx
It seems the following article is showing the use of LINQ Expressions with OpenAccess, is this still a recommended practice for dynamic filtering?
http://blogs.telerik.com/openaccessteam/posts/10-04-16/dynamic-filter-expressions-in-an-openaccess-linq-query.aspx
Thank You
Bob Baldwin
Trabon
816-276-2512
Are the LINQ Expression Tree concepts shown in the following MS documentation supported within Data Access?
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb882637.aspx
It seems the following article is showing the use of LINQ Expressions with OpenAccess, is this still a recommended practice for dynamic filtering?
http://blogs.telerik.com/openaccessteam/posts/10-04-16/dynamic-filter-expressions-in-an-openaccess-linq-query.aspx
Thank You
Bob Baldwin
Trabon
816-276-2512
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Hello Bob,
yes, this is still the recommended approach. In the end, all that we need is a LINQ expression tree, and we do not care to much who is building it: The compiler, the user or dynamic LINQ.
Please note, that not all methods that are available in the CLR will be pushable to the database (e.g. string::LastIndexOf).
Regards,
Thomas
Telerik
yes, this is still the recommended approach. In the end, all that we need is a LINQ expression tree, and we do not care to much who is building it: The compiler, the user or dynamic LINQ.
Please note, that not all methods that are available in the CLR will be pushable to the database (e.g. string::LastIndexOf).
Regards,
Thomas
Telerik
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