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Posts: 55 		Post Options Post Options   Quote jtraband Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Topic: Query using Take
    Posted: 26-Oct-2012 at 5:41pm
Unfortunately no.  Expand will simply expand whatever the rest of the query returns

so

var query = new entityModel.EntityQuery()
                 .from("Customers")
                 .where("CustId", "==", "1")
                 .expand("Orders");

will give you cust: 1 and all of its orders; we do not yet have a good way to say "give me cust: 1 and just its first 500 orders.

What we have looked at, but is still in the research stage is the ability to do subqueries in projections, so that you could potentially, ( meaning not yet), do the following.

var query = new entityModel.EntityQuery()
                 .from("Customers")
                 .where("CustId", "==", "1")
                 .select("customerName, orders.take(500)");

Note that projections work today, but they cannot currently contain query clauses.

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Posts: 16 		Post Options Post Options   Quote Orizz Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 26-Oct-2012 at 4:28am
Hi there,

Working my way through Breeze and very impressed so far.

I was wondering if its possible to use a combination of Take / Expand in a query for example...

var query = new entityModel.EntityQuery()
                 .from("Customers").where("CustId", "==", "1").expand("Orders").take(500);

var query = new entityModel.EntityQuery()
                 .from("Customers").where("CustId", "==", "1").select().expand("Orders").take(500);

var query = new entityModel.EntityQuery()
                 .from("Customers").where("CustId", "==", "1").take(1).expand("Orders").take(500);

I've tried a combination of the above without any luck, I just want a top level Customer object and a list of limited Orders

Hope you can help!
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