August 29, 2008 06:04pm pdt

1. naspinski 50,450
2. Fernando... 39,600
3. CarlVerret 17,064
4. sjturner2 14,250
5. Ceiled 10,500
6. CMYScott 5,750
7. TheLearn... 5,172
8. Praesidium 4,664
9. GreenGho... 4,150
10. VBRocks 4,000
11. emoreau 3,050
12. gardavis 3,000
12. Dhaest 3,000
14. ZachSmith 2,600
15. boag2000 2,500
15. mark_wills 2,500
17. IndianOcean 2,000
17. primeMov... 2,000
17. dstanley9 2,000
17. vb_jonas 2,000
17. AaronNance 2,000
17. p_davis 2,000
17. REA_AN... 2,000
17. renjurdevan 2,000
17. cottsak 2,000
17. SwissKnife 2,000
17. ad5qa 2,000
17. irps20001 2,000
17. Koocurrent 2,000
17. vs1784 2,000
17. burakiewicz 2,000
17. JimFive 2,000
17. ajitha75 2,000
17. Smart_Man 2,000
17. Rahu_ket... 2,000

1. naspinski 50,450
2. Fernando... 39,600
3. sjturner2 20,250
4. CarlVerret 17,064
5. Ceiled 10,500
6. CMYScott 5,750
7. TheLearn... 5,172
8. Praesidium 4,664
9. GreenGho... 4,150
10. VBRocks 4,000
11. emoreau 3,050
12. gardavis 3,000
12. Dhaest 3,000
14. ZachSmith 2,600
15. mark_wills 2,500
15. boag2000 2,500
17. IndianOcean 2,000
17. Koocurrent 2,000
17. Smart_Man 2,000
17. ajitha75 2,000
17. irps20001 2,000
17. vb_jonas 2,000
17. p_davis 2,000
17. renjurdevan 2,000
17. SteveH_UK 2,000
17. ad5qa 2,000
17. SwissKnife 2,000
17. cottsak 2,000
17. Rahu_ket... 2,000
17. vs1784 2,000
17. dstanley9 2,000
17. burakiewicz 2,000
17. primeMov... 2,000
17. JimFive 2,000
17. michtsoi 2,000
17. AaronNance 2,000
17. REA_AN... 2,000

06.09.2008 at 08:18PM PDT, ID: 23471174

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Efficient use of LINQ to FileInfo objects

Asked by Dabas in Language Integrated Query - LINQ, Microsoft Visual C#.Net, .NET Framework 3.x versions

Tags: C# .NET 3.5

I have a folder with a very large quantity of files in it.
I have written a small console application as per the code snippet using LINQ to Objects

My aim is to count the amount of files in the folder that are between two given dates
Unfortunately, LINQ does not seem to be very efficient, as it still tries to enumerate through all of the files in the folder, even though I am trying to aid its work by sorting the collection and filtering it by creation date.

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             class Program
    {
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            DateTime FromDate = DateTime.Parse(args[0]);
            DateTime ToDate = DateTime.Parse(args[1]);
 
            GetStatistics(FromDate,ToDate); 
        }
 
        private static void GetStatistics(DateTime FromDate, DateTime ToDate)
        {
            string Location = ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["InboxLocation"];
            DirectoryInfo diInbox = new DirectoryInfo(Location);
            FileInfo[] InboxFiles = diInbox.GetFiles();
            var files = from file in InboxFiles
                        where file.CreationTime >= FromDate //&& file.CreationTime <= ToDate
                        orderby file.CreationTime descending
                        select file;
            int count = files.Count();
            Console.WriteLine("Inbox Count: {0}", count);
            Console.ReadLine();
        }
    }

           
         

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Efficient use of LINQ to FileInfo objects

Asked by Dabas in Language Integrated Query - LINQ, Microsoft Visual C#.Net, .NET Framework 3.x versions

Tags: C# .NET 3.5

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