Can I be lazy with "Any" queries

[Nick]

Hi,

I would like to write a set of lazy queries against an index. The ultimate goal is to test if each query's Any() call returns something or not (i.e. if the index contains a specific entry).

Since I don't care about the entities in themselves, I would like to avoid returning data sets from the db server... But when I call Value on the lazy value, then results are returned...

In a loop:

var query = session.Advanced.DocumentQuery<MyEntity, MyIndex>()

    .WhereEquals("Property", id)

    .AndAlso().WhereEquals("Value", value)

    .Lazily();

Is it possible to have lazy queries just for the purpose of calling Any?

Thanks

[Oren Eini (Ayende Rahien)]

User LazilyCount() instead and then compare to 0 ?

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[Nick]

Ah, CountLazily ! Missed this one. Thanks.

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