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ExecuteAsyncEnumerable

The ExecuteAsyncEnumerable method is used to asynchronously enumerate* the results of execution of a SQL statement.

Any query type or stored procedure

Syntax

ExecuteAsyncEnumerable(
	[{connection}]
	[,{commandTimeout}]
	[,{cancellationToken}]
)

Arguments

connection
A SQL connection to use for query execution. dbExpression will open the connection if it isn't already open, and will honor a transaction if one has been started on an open connection.
commandTimeout
The execution duration (in seconds) of a query before execution will timeout if not yet complete.
cancellationToken
dbExpression will check at each stage of the execution pipeline workflow and throw an exception if the token has been cancelled.

SelectOne or SelectMany queries and stored procedures

For SelectOne and SelectMany queries, execution signatures include delegates for overriding the management of rowset data. Use these delegates when the configurations for rowset data mapping needs to be replaced at the query level. These signatures are available for queries for entities and dynamics - but not scalar values.

Syntax

ExecuteAsyncEnumerable(
	[{commandTimeout}]
	[,{connection}]
	[,{read|map}]
	[,{cancellationToken}]
)

Arguments

connection
A SQL connection to use for query execution. dbExpression will open the connection if it isn't already open, and will honor a transaction if one has been started on an open connection.
commandTimeout
The execution duration (in seconds) of a query before execution will timeout if not yet complete.
read
A delegate that enables you to take full control of the data reader returned from execution. Invocations using this parameter DO NOT have a method return.
map
A delegate that enables you to take control of the mapping of rowset data. Invocations using this parameter return value(s), you specify what it returns by the generic parameter `T`.
cancellationToken
dbExpression will check at each stage of the execution pipeline workflow and throw an exception if the token has been cancelled.
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