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When I do that:
List<Tipo1> tipo = await context.MeuMetodo.Find(x => true).ToListAsync();
What am I saying here: (x => true)
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When I do that:
List<Tipo1> tipo = await context.MeuMetodo.Find(x => true).ToListAsync();
What am I saying here: (x => true)
?
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In this context we must take everything, therefore the result of the expression in every element that the Find()
filtra is true, so do not filter anything, pass everything. See if you can just delete the Find()
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Only I do not say because it can depend on the LINQ provider and without it something may go wrong, but in general it should have no use and can only do:
List<Tipo1> tipo = await context.MeuMetodo.ToListAsync();
I put in the Github for future reference.
Or even that.
Unless there’s something I don’t know.
Taking Find() gives error
That’s what I said, the preview may require.
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is hibernate? ...
– novic
Look what the database is? this code is apparently strange (no need to find and then
ToListAsync
is already direct !!! In Mongodb existsFind
but, Entity Framework I don’t know.– novic