From @roji on September 8, 2015 8:4
PostgreSQL supports xpath matching, which we can expose to the user when corresponding methods are used in the LINQ query. This would prevent the entire resultset from being pulled in to the client.
It may be a good idea to provide an opt-out for this in case there's trouble or client-side evaluation is preferred. At the query and model levels.
Copied from original issue: npgsql/npgsql#773
From @roji on September 8, 2015 8:4
PostgreSQL supports xpath matching, which we can expose to the user when corresponding methods are used in the LINQ query. This would prevent the entire resultset from being pulled in to the client.
It may be a good idea to provide an opt-out for this in case there's trouble or client-side evaluation is preferred. At the query and model levels.
Copied from original issue: npgsql/npgsql#773