Sqlserver backed recenthistory#10
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| $"WHERE ROW_KEY <= {limit}"; | ||
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I noticed the original in memory implementation had
.Select(x => x.OrderByDescending(y => y.ActualFireTimeUtc).Take(limitPerJob).Reverse()) within the group by.
I'm not sure if it's necessary or not, but if you wanted to keep it, you could add:
$"ORDER BY {columnName}, ROW_KEY DESC";
and that should perform the same Reverse.
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👍 Great PR. Hopefully this gets accepted |
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No news on this pr? :) |
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Implemented SQL server recent job history persistence.