Fills an instance of a class that implements the
IList
interface with objects.
Syntax
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Overloads Public Overridable Function GetObjectList(Of T)( _
ByVal list As IList(Of T), _
ByVal query As IQuery, _
ByVal amount As Integer _
) As IList(Of T) |
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Dim instance As ObjectContext
Dim list As IList(Of T)
Dim query As IQuery
Dim amount As Integer
Dim value As IList(Of T)
value = instance.GetObjectList(Of T)(list, query, amount)
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| Managed Extensions for C++ | |
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public: virtual IList<T>* GetObjectList<T>(
IList<T>* list,
IQuery* query,
int amount
) |
| C++/CLI | |
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public:
virtual IList<T>^ GetObjectListgeneric<typename T>
(
IList<T>^ list,
IQuery^ query,
int amount
) |
Parameters
- list
- An instance of a class that implements the IList
interface.
- query
-
An instance of a class that implements the
IQuery interface. This query is compiled and used
to retrieve the objects from the storage.
- amount
- Amount of objects that are loaded from the storage. This allows you
to load only the first, for example, 10 objects.
Type Parameters
- T
Return Value
The instance of a class that implements the
IList
interface.
Exceptions
| Exception | Description |
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| ArgumentNullException | List is null. |
Example
The following example introduces to the use of the GetObjectList routine.
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// Creates a new ObjectContext that uses an MsSql Server as storage.
ObjectContext context = new ObjectContext(new MsSqlStorage("sa", "",
"localhost", "application"));
// ... Other code.
// Gets all object matching the name and sorting them by name.
IList<User%gt; userList = null;
userList = context.GetObjectReader<User>(new List<User>(),
new ObjectQuery<User>("Name like {0} SortBy Name Asc", "%mith%"), 10);
// Loop through all items and do something.
foreach(User user in userList)
{
// Do something.
}
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Remarks
Requirements
Platforms: Windows 2000, Windows XP family, Windows Server 2003 family, Windows Vista family
See Also
