A list contains a structure like that: ColumnA 0+ABC0-ABC0001000200030004 then sort the list using order by like list. OrdeBy(o=>o.ColumnA).ToList(), the below is the result: 0+ABC00010002000300040-ABC So the question is why “0+ABC” at the top of the list but “0-ABC” is put to the end. it looks like linq sort “+” and “–” using different methods….
For a folder on the team site., trying to delete it might show an error that says – “You have to delete all the items in this folder before you can delete the folder. Documents->Test1->Test2“. While trying to delete ‘Test2’ folder, the ‘Test2’ folder is empty and doesn’t have any files or folders in it….
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