Sorry,I should have been clearer. The GP post mentioned 2 ways to implement a LINQ to execution plan transform. The first way would be to do it on the client. T

Sorry,I should have been clearer. The GP post mentioned 2 ways to implement a LINQ to execution plan transform. The first way would be to do it on the client. This is problematic because the client doesn't have enough information to generate an efficient execution plan. That makes sense to me. The second way would be to do it on the server. This is the part I don't understand. Why can't we do it that way? This is how it is done for SQL.