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While trying to solve another issue (http://www.mindscapehq.com/forums/thread/4709), I stumbled across some weird behavior in LightSpeed which causes a If I use an int[] array with Contains() inside a LINQ query against a LightSpeed UnitOfWork, the query is executed successfully. If I replace the int[] with a List<int>, then the same query throws the above mentioned exception upon execution. I created a small WinForms project, including a SQL script to create a database (called LightSpeedTest in a local SQLEXPRESS instance) with sample data to demonstrate the issue. The project lets you switch between int[] and List<int> via radio buttons to demonstrate the two behaviors. Please let me know if this is a known issue, and if and when this will be fixed. Cheers, Chris |
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Thanks for drawing this to our attention. I have committed a fix which will be included in the next nightly build. |
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Thanks, that was quick! |
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