Remembering MySQL could use the instruction "limit" to indicate where I was starting my result set and how many wanted to have included.
Select * FROM Users Limit [start], [Length]
How can I do this in LINQ to SQL?
Remembering MySQL could use the instruction "limit" to indicate where I was starting my result set and how many wanted to have included.
Select * FROM Users Limit [start], [Length]
How can I do this in LINQ to SQL?
var limit = 10;
var start = 30;
var result = ( from x in MyList
select x ).Skip(start)
.Take(limit)
.ToList()
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