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I know the potential to query a csv file exists using odbc (See: here), but what about an array in memory?
For example, imagine an array with the following structure:
tbl = [[Dog,Cat,Bird];[1,7,10]]
sql = "select Dog from tbl;"
result = 1
Is this possible? Do I need to write my array to a csv, then re-read the data?
This would be a little painful and circuitous but simple enough.
That just could be done with
Linq to Objects, I think that it’s not possible to query against a memory datasource with ODBC.