▶ redb.Core

▶ redb.Core.Caching

▶ redb.Core.Data

▶ redb.Core.Extensions

▶ redb.Core.Materialization

▼ redb.Core.Models

▶ redb.Core.Models.Collections

▶ redb.Core.Models.Contracts

▶ redb.Core.Models.Entities

▶ redb.Core.Pro.ChangeTracking

▶ redb.Core.Pro.Materialization

▶ redb.Core.Pro.Providers

▶ redb.Core.Providers

▶ redb.Core.Providers.Base

▶ redb.Core.Providers.Base.TreeProviderBase

▶ redb.Core.Query

▶ redb.Core.Query.Base

▶ redb.Core.Query.Parsing

▶ redb.Core.Query.Projection

▶ redb.Core.Query.QueryExpressions

▶ redb.Core.Query.Window

▶ redb.Core.Serialization

▶ redb.Core.Utils

▶ redb.MSSql

▶ redb.MSSql.Data

▶ redb.MSSql.Pro.Providers

▶ redb.MSSql.Pro.Query

▶ redb.MSSql.Providers

▶ redb.MSSql.Query

▶ redb.Postgres

▶ redb.Postgres.Data

▶ redb.Postgres.Pro.Providers

▶ redb.Postgres.Pro.Query

▶ redb.Postgres.Providers

▶ redb.Postgres.Query

Method AnyAsync()

Assembly: redb.Core.dll

Check if any records exist.

public override Task<bool> AnyAsync()