r1243 ftw!
On Mon, 2009-10-12 at 12:47 -0400, Jonathan Pryor wrote:
...
> I've now figured out wtf was wrong. The fix...is another matter.
>
> So the problem is that EntitySet<T>'s are not properly supported. For
> example, this works:
>
> var q = from e in db.Employees select e;
> foreach (var e in q)
> Console.WriteLine(e.Orders.Count);
>
> So we're only using Employee.Orders, which is an EntitySet<Order>.
>
> However, this fails:
>
> var q = from e in db.Employees select new {e.Orders};
And now the above works. See ReadTest.C27_SelectEntitySet(). We even
support calling extension methods on EntitySet<T>, as is done in
ReadTest.C26_SelectWithNestedMethodCall():
var q = from e in db.Employees select new
{
BackName = e.LastName + ", " + e.FirstName,
StaticName = GetStaticName(e),
InstanceName= GetInstanceName(e, s, "constant"),
Territories = e.EmployeeTerritories.ToList(),
};
I feel like it's taken me forever to get this working, but it's working
now, and I'm considerably happier.
- Jon
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