LINQ Query Order

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Is the default order of a query lowest index to highest?

For example say I have a list of objects which every other item has a flag "Flag" set to false. I then query using LINQ objects that have the flag set to false.

Will I receive them the same order they were in the list (minus the once that did not meet the criteria)?

Posted 17-Jun-10 9:54am

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TheyCallMeMrJames · Accepted Answer · 2010-06-18T10:48:00

This will depend on LINQ to "what" for the implementation.

For example, LINQ to SQL is implemented as dynamic, parameterized queries which return records in the same order as retrieved from the database (which is by index), so in that case your answer would be yes.

Of course, if you implemented your indexes with descending sort, it would be highest to low...

Cheers,
-jc