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With this in place, in an application that uses EFCore, you could query a SQL database and use Glob pattern matching inside the query that executes on the sql server. You can already use Like operator ofcourse, but Glob expressions have the potential to be better suited for matching paths if you store directory paths in a database for example.
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I'm considering the following..
Produce a SQL Clr assembly that can be installed into sql server and adds a User defined function for glob matching which will leverage dotnet glob.
Produce an EFCore assembly that provides the User defined function for use with EFCore db context queries.
See this for how to use user defined functions in ef core: http://anthonygiretti.com/2018/01/11/entity-framework-core-2-scalar-function-mapping/
With this in place, in an application that uses EFCore, you could query a SQL database and use Glob pattern matching inside the query that executes on the sql server. You can already use
Like
operator ofcourse, but Glob expressions have the potential to be better suited for matching paths if you store directory paths in a database for example.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: