Just some details. Get Records is a variable where it contains the results of my stored procedure. Now, what I want to ask is what if I want to remove the group by function but I still want to get the key and items? Is there a way to do it?
var sortResCinema = GetRecords.Where(x => test2.branch == x.Bbranch && test.movieName == x.MovieName && x.MovieName != null)
.GroupBy(x => x.MovieName,
(key, elements) =>
new
{
Id = key,
Items = elements.ToList()
}).ToList();
There's no need for GroupBy here since you are looking for a specific movieName.
I guess you wanted something like this:
var sortResCinema = GetRecords.Where(x => test2.branch == x.Bbranch && test.movieName == x.MovieName).ToList();
You can replace the GroupBy with a Select. The Select statement can be used to alter the type of the results returned, which is what you appear to want to do. Should work with exactly the same syntax as the second parameter. So replace "GroupBy" with "Select" and remove the first argument. The key and elements properties that are being used in the GroupBy statement are internal to that function so you'd need to work out what function you want to replace these by, for instance the key might be x.MovieName.
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Hi All I am trying to do below ,I want to load an attribute value like this .
var date = db.GetTable<bbb>().Where(x => idList.Contains(x.MID))
.Select(x => x.ModifiedDate).FirstOrDefault;
var test = db.GetTable<nnn>().Where(x => xguy.Distinct().Contains(x.SID))
.LoadWith(x => x.Modified == lastPostDate);
exception:-
LinqToDB.LinqToDBException: 'Expression '(x.Modified == value(vv.x+<>c__DisplayClass25_1).lastPostDate)' is not an association.'
How can I do this?
I used the FirstOrDefault option to get one value, but I do not understand about Expression is not an association.
Your use of the "LoadWith" method is suspicious here.
LoadWith is a specialized function to load additional table data that is linked (e.g. via foreign key) to the current table row.
Based on your usage, it looks like you're just trying to set up another "Where" clause, so instead of
.LoadWith(x => x.Modified == lastPostDate);
you wanted
.Where(x => x.Modified == lastPostDate);
or alternatively, combine this with your prior Where statement to simplify things:
var test = db.GetTable<nnn>().Where(x => x.Modified == lastPostDate &&
xguy.Distinct().Contains(x.SID));
Let me know if this isn't what you intended. If this is the case, perhaps you have an SQL statement or similar that you are now trying to translate to C# LINQ, or can otherwise explain in plain English what this statement was meant to accomplish?
I'm testing a simple LINQ select query and want to get two DateTime values from the table, but I'm doing something wrong here and need to know what I'm doing/thinking wrong?
My query:
var test = from x in db.Projects where x.ID == 1 select x;
Then I try to get on of the values like this:
DateTime Date = test. ?????
Here I thought I should get a suggestion from the Intellisense after the dot to pick the value from the column StartDate the table, but this isn't working.
If you need multiple matches...
Are you sure that you have multiple Project objects that have the same ID of 1 which your query currently suggests? If that is the case, then your query should return all of the records that meet that constraint via the Where() method :
// Get your Projects that meet your criteria
var test = db.Projects.Where(p => p.ID == 1);
If you need to access properties from these elements, you could either loop through them explicitly :
// Iterate through each match that was found
foreach(var t in test)
{
// Access your properties here
DateTime dt = t.YourDateProperty;
}
Or you could accomplish this using a Select() statement to only pull the properties that you need :
// This will return a collection of Dates mapped from each element in your collection
var testDates = db.Projects.Where(p => p.ID == 1)
.Select(x => x.YourDateProperty);
If you only need a single match...
If you only need to match a single element within your collection, you might consider using the First(), Single() or their equivalent FirstOrDefault() and SingleOrDefault() methods, which will return a single entity that you can use as expected :
// This will return the first Project with an ID of 1
var test = db.Project.FirstOrDefault(p => p.ID == 1);
// If it was successful
if(test != null)
{
// Then you can safely access it here
DateTime dt = test.YourDateProperty;
}
The only difference between the methods mentioned (normal vs OrDefault()) is that the OrDefault() methods will return null if no matching elements are found, so they generally require a null check as seen above.
test is going to be an enumeration (IEnumerable<>, IQueryable<>, etc... many are applicable) of your Project type. So if, for example, you want the first record, you might do this:
DateTime Date = test.First().SomeDateProperty;
All of the data returned from your query is in test. It could be zero records, one record, many records, etc.
In test you will have a collection which matches the condition x.ID == 1. You should iterate through that collection and take your needed properties.
Edit
I suggest you to use the syntax:
var result = db.Projects.FirstOrDefault(x => x.ID ==1);
this is such as:
var date = test.FirstOrDefault();
DateTime? Date = date != null ? date.StartDate : null;
I tried to compare two ids and get some result.it works for other strings.but not for this.
I tried like this.
var neededData = mainFaires.Where(c => c.trimacid == passId );
in here passId= OX20160330HAVHAV
and in the mainFaires list, in somewhere it includes this id.but it didn't give the result.I found in here
var x = mainFaires.ElementAt(27261);
this list include the same id.but didn't give result.I can't think why.
ElementAt is find the position.
You should use select to find the records
var x = mainFaires.Select(o => o.trimacid == 27261);
You should use .ToList() .First() or .FirstOrDefault() to actually commit the query and get a result. Your code only defined the query, but didn't actually submit it to the data collection.
If you expect only one item as a result, you're code should look like this:
var neededData = mainFaires.Where(c => c.trimacid == passId ).FirstOrDefault();
If there was no item found, neededData would be NULL or whatever the default value is. You may also check the Documentation here https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.linq.enumerable%28v=vs.100%29.aspx
I am trying to fetch an option using the SingleOrDefault Linq to SQL method.
var po = repository.Context.AsQueryable<Option>().SingleOrDefault(o => o.Option.Id == sp.Options // sp.Options is a collection);
The problem is that inside the SingleOrDefault method I am comparing p.Option.Id == a collection. What I want is to select the option from sp.Options that matches the o.Option.Id. How can I do that?
UPDATE:
One thing I should have mentioned that the sp.Options is a different class than the Option class. sp.Options is SPOptions class so I cannot pass it inside the contains method.
Take a look at Contains.
repository.Context.AsQueryable<Option>().SingleOrDefault(o => sp.Options.Contains(o.Option.Id));
If Options is not a collection of the class of Option.Id, you can use the Any method with your comparison logic in it as follow :
repository.Context.AsQueryable<Option>().SingleOrDefault(o => sp.Options.Any(opts => opts.Something == o.Option.Id));
Search using Contains (sp.Options.Contains(o.Option.Id)) like:
var po = repository.Context.AsQueryable<Option>()
.SingleOrDefault(o => sp.Options.Contains(o.Option.Id));
If members of sp.Options are different from Id then you can do:
var po = repository.Context.AsQueryable<Option>()
.SingleOrDefault(o => sp.Options.Any(r=> r.Id == o.Option.Id));
or
var po = repository.Context.AsQueryable<Option>()
.SingleOrDefault(o => sp.Options.Select(r=> r.Id).Contains(o.Option.Id));
Assuming Id is the field in sp.Options elements that you want to compare with.
Based on your question it seems you're expecting to have a single match between those two option sets, correct ?
If so, I'd suggest you to write it as:
var po = repository.Context.AsQueryable().Where(o => sp.Options.Any(item=>item.id == o.Option.Id)).SingleOrDefault();
I need do a filter that request data with a parameter included in a list.
if (filter.Sc.Count > 0)
socios.Where(s => filter.Sc.Contains(s.ScID));
I try on this way but this not work, I tried also...
socios.Where( s => filter.Sc.All(f => f == s.ScID));
How I can do a filter like this?
socios.Where(s => filter.Sc.Contains(s.ScID));
returns a filtered query. It does not modify the query. You are ignoring the returned value. You need something like:
socios = socios.Where(s => filter.Sc.Contains(s.ScID));
but depending on the type of socios the exact syntax may be different.
In addition to needing to use the return value of your LINQ .Where(), you have a potential logic error in your second statement. The equivalent logic for a .Contains() is checking if Any of the elements pass the match criteria. In your case, the second statement would be
var filteredSocios = socios.Where( s => filter.Sc.Any(f => f == s.ScID));
Of course if you can compare object-to-object directly, the .Contains() is still adequate as long as you remember to use the return value.