I do this a lot:
IList list = ExecuteQueryForList("FooGetMany", null);for (int i=0;i<list.Count;i++)
{fooCollection.Add((Foo)list[i]);
}
The only question I've had with that is do I need to check 'list' to
see if is null or am I guaranteed to get an empty (i.e. Count=0) IList
object back if the qeury returned zero results?
- Ron
It should return at least an initialized list unless something goes
wrong with an optional rowDelegate while populating the list with the DataReader’s
results. MappedStatement.RunQueryForList() returns an arraylist or other
as defined in the statement:
if (_statement.ListClass == null)
{
list
= new ArrayList();
}
else
{
list
= _statement.CreateInstanceOfListClass();
}
Roberto
