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I need to get dates that are greater than or equal to today.
I am using c# LINQ.
Just wondering if the following is the most efficient way of going about doing it:
pr.PgDate >= DateTime.Today
Depends, assuming you are using a linq provider that turns this straight into SQL, then it really comes down to the database. Namely, do you have an index on the column which PgDate comes from? if so, that’s about the most efficient you will get.