You can still resort to a linq query which uses the executed results of you first query to var res = GetResults(session, group_id, search_criteria). Select(x => x. GroupId).List(); var linqResults = (from vg in session.Query() where vg.vId.
IsIn(res) select vg).
You can still resort to a linq query which uses the executed results of you first query to. Var res = GetResults(session, group_id, search_criteria). Select(x => x.
GroupId).List(); var linqResults = (from vg in session.Query() where vg.vId. IsIn(res) select vg).
Thank you, that was exactly what I was looking for. This of course assumes that res has less than 2100 items. But ok for my purposes – Noah Aug 18 at 16:37.
Var res = GetResults(session, group_id, search_criteria). Select(x => x. Var linqResults = (from vg in session.
Join rs in res on vg. VId equals res.
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