We are implementing some major changes under the hood of our DynamicQuery API engine. We are reworking the internals while preserving the API in such a way that you will be able to use the full query syntax in OrderBy’s, GroupBy’s, in the On() statement of a join and so on. We are also making the DynamicQuery Serializable. It’s really too bad there isn’t an attribute that can make private data members serializable by the XML serialization system(s). What a major shorting coming of the .NET Framework (unless we are overlooking something).

So, basically, we are tearing the DynamicQuery apart, and when we put it back together it should be exponentially more powerful and be ready for additional features like the Having Clause and others. Like the ES2009 release, this next release should prove to be a major step forward and provide you with the additional horse power you have been asking for.

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