Linq index#139
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…ies. The extension method operates on IQueryable<T> and can therefore not operate on .Max, Min, First, Last or any methods that return a scalar. It can also not operate on .Distinct queries since they call a specific method on the collection and don't give us access to any cursor.
.WithIndex can take a string or a BsonDocument as an index hint.
It's an extension method on IQueryable<T> and returns IQueryable<T>.
Example:
var results = _collection.AsQueryable<T>.WithIndex("foo").Where(x=>x.Name == 1).ToList()
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Thanks for the pull requests. These ideas sound great. We'll review and get back to you... |
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Any ideas if/when this might make it in? |
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This is currently in code review. |
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pushed to master. Thanks!!! |
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Couple of features for the Linq provider to make it more powerful, and more on par with the lower level API: