That is exactly what session.Delete(string) does.
On Fri, Feb 11, 2011 at 6:00 AM, Glenn <[email protected]> wrote:
> That would get all the objects and delete them one by one. The point here
> is to do bulk deletes. We delete a few thousand entities at a time. Doing
> that with pulling all the objects over the wire and then deleting them one
> by one is not really effective. Even with buffering in the driver (yes, we
> tried. Response time in the double digit seconds).
>
> For now, we do bulk deletes with HQL, which is fast, but we'd like to use
> the specifications containing the expressions to do the bulk deletes. Since
> it's a) type safe (we have a major domain model refactoring down the line),
> b) more discoverable for developers and c) easier to read.
>
> On Thursday, February 10, 2011 6:34:29 PM UTC+1, Fabio Maulo wrote:
>>
>> well.. if you really want the same behavior of session.Delete(string) then
>> the work to do is only an extension method as for instance:
>> public static void Delete<T>(this session, IQueriable<T> query)
>> {
>> Array.For(query.ToArray(), x=> session.Delete(x));
>> }
>>
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