How to use Linq with Castle ActiveRecord?

Yes, Castle.ActiveRecord. Linq is production ready. It's included in the latest ActiveRecord release.

The actual Linq provider is implemented in NLinq. Dll, the ActiveRecord Linq dll is a thin pass-through layer. There are basically two ways to use it.

Yes, Castle.ActiveRecord. Linq is production ready. It's included in the latest ActiveRecord release.

The actual Linq provider is implemented in NLinq. Dll, the ActiveRecord Linq dll is a thin pass-through layer. There are basically two ways to use it: Make your entities inherit from ActiveRecordLinqBase, then to query: var blogs = (from be in Blog.

Queryable select b).ToList(); Use ActiveRecordLinq. AsQueryable, e.g. : var blogs = (from be in ActiveRecordLinq.AsQueryable() select b).ToList(); Look at the tests for some sample code. UPDATE: as of ActiveRecord 3.0 beta, Linq is integrated into Castle.ActiveRecord.

Dll, and NLinq. Dll is no more (integrated into Ndll as of Nbernate 3).

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