I have domain classes Foo and Bar. When I execute the following in
LinqPad, for example:
var query = from f in Foo.Queryable select f;
f.Dump();
I get a display indicating that the shape of the objects in result set
of the query matches the shape of Foo. However, when I execute the
following,
var query = from f in Foo.Queryable
from b in Bar.Queryable
where f.Id == b.Id
select f;
f.Dump();
I get a result set with a single property and that property's value is
null for all rows returned. This also occurs if I use a join clause
instead of joining the two Queryable IEnumerables by Id properties.
Also, if I execute, i.e.:
var query = from f in Foo.Queryable
from b in Bar.Queryable
where f.Id == b.Id
select f.Property1, f.Property2
f.Dump();
I see a result set that matches the select clause in the linq query
The SQL generated by the second query contains all of the expected
fields for Foo.
Could this be a bug in either ActiveRecord Linq or NHibernate Linq
trying to create an IQueryable<Foo>?
Thank you,
Jason Dufair
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