Does anyone know of anyone working on a LINQ-to-Memcached provider?

I don't if this is what you want, you can check in this website In there you can query Memcached as well as query linq to object public static IEnumerable GetAllUsers() { // Retrieve from cache if it exists, otherwise run the query return (from you in ctx. Users select u). CachedQuery("allusers"); } Is this what you want?

Here is the source code public static IEnumerable CachedQuery (this IQueryable query, string key) where T : class { if (cache. KeyExists(key)) { return (IEnumerable)cache. Get(key); } else { IEnumerable items = query.ToList(); cache.

Set(key, items); return items; } }.

I don't if this is what you want, you can check in this website. In there you can query Memcached as well as query linq to object. Public static IEnumerable GetAllUsers() { // Retrieve from cache if it exists, otherwise run the query return (from you in ctx.

Users select u). CachedQuery("allusers"); } Is this what you want? Here is the source code public static IEnumerable CachedQuery (this IQueryable query, string key) where T : class { if (cache.

KeyExists(key)) { return (IEnumerable)cache. Get(key); } else { IEnumerable items = query.ToList(); cache. Set(key, items); return items; } }.

If you don't mind throwing N you can use LINQ to Nbernate to query entities which can be set to use memcached as their cache.

Ouch! That's nasty – Orion Edwards Oct 27 '08 at 21:56 It depends on if you want to use Nbernate already or not ;) – SoloBold Oct 27 '08 at 21:58 I do want to, but tragically it's not currently an option until the shortcomings of Linq2Sql are experienced "in real life". – Peter Mounce Oct 28 '08 at 19:48.

Because I didn't know what memcached is I googled around and found this link: latebound.blogspot.com/2008/10/using-mem... Which has a section near the bottom on using LINQ queries over memcached.

I encounter some problem with linq for memcached also. But you should check out the serialization of your linq DBML whether it's Unidirectional or not. You might have luck for this solution, worth to try out.

For me, I sitll having problem with linq, but other object that have Serilizable attribute works fine.

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