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How can I do something like this using Expression trees :
customers.Where(c => c.Name **like** "john");
I know this isn’t possible but I was wondering how can I have something similar.
Note : I’m NOT looking for solutions using SQL related LINQ queries (like Linq to SQL or Linq to entities)
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