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10 Mar 2011
I have the beta installed and when I call dump in a list of objects I am getting two dumps, one with no items and one with all of the items. I have tried to put together a minimal test set but when I use lists of strings I cannot replicate the issue.
I am using a C# program and a list of a custom class. I then split the list into two other lists using two different select statements with Where clauses. CODE var Set1 = recs.Where (r => r.file.StartsWith("Live") & r.name != "RXL"); var Set2 = recs.Where (r => !r.file.StartsWith("Live") & r.name != "RXL"); When I dump Just Set1 I get two full sets. When I just dump set two I get and empty set followed by a full set. When I dump set1 and 2 at the same time I get a full Set1 dump then and empty set2, then a full set 1 and a full set two. I am sure that it probably has something to do with lazy loading but how do I avoid it? Is it a bug?
1 Mar 2011
Forgive me if this has been asked before. I am new to LINQ and Linqpad. I just fired up a new SQL CE database and added a simple table with a PK with Identity specification.
I dropped into linqpad and started adding new records to the table. I receive an exception on duplicate primary keys. Most of my code is below. Any ideas what I am doing wrong? Thanks! CODE string[] opts2 = opts.Split('\n'); foreach (string opt in opts2) { string[] os = opt.Split(','); BallotOption bo = new BallotOption{ BallotYear = 2010, FName = os[0], City = os[1] }; BallotOptions.InsertOnSubmit(bo); } SubmitChanges(); // exception here BallotOptions.Dump(); |
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