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In a previous post it was mentioned that an overload of the Select method can be used to reference an index value. This would be exactly what I need to answer this question
However, when I try to use this overload as below, I get a NotSupportedException.
DbObjects.OrderBy (o => o.CreatedOn ).Select((o,i) => new {entity = o, rownumber = i})
Is this indexed overload supported by LINQ to Entities? Am I missing something in my query?
Ralph, I did update that answer to fix the exception. It will work fine for him, but since it’s client-side it’s not what you need for your other question. No, L2E does not support this overload. I’ll answer your other question over there.