Looks like a lot of activity in a short while.
I was doing a join from RAM to DB, I guess I assumed Linq isn't so
close to native Sql and would do some magic depending on data types.
So it looks like I should only be using in memory in the where clause
But what do I do in a situation like this:
List<Item> items = FromMemory();
var result = (from i in items
join a in NHSession.Linq<attributeA>() on i.attributeA equals a
select a);
I'm joining on a property of the object, do I always need to make my
own IEqualityComparer?
On Sep 22, 8:15 am, José F. Romaniello <[email protected]> wrote:
> Yes ! Its fixed, I have added a patch.
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