So I want to make a general sorter for my data. I have this code to get data from the database which will extract the data only which contains value
.
using System.Linq.Dynamic;
public static IQueryable<object> SortList(string searchString, Type modelType,
IQueryable<object> model)
{
....
string toStringPredicate = type == typeof(string) ? propertyName +
".Contains(@0)" : propertyName + ".ToString().Contains(@0)";
model = model.Where(propertyName + " != NULL AND " + toStringPredicate, value);
}
The model is this:
public class ManageSubscriberItems
{
public int? UserId { get; set; }
public string Email { get; set; }
public Guid SubscriberId { get; set; }
}
When I call:
models = (IQueryable<ManageSubscriberItems>)EcommerceCMS.Helpers.FilterHelper
.SortList(searchString, typeof(ManageSubscriberItems), models);
if(models.Any())
It throws this error:
"LINQ to Entities does not recognize the method 'System.String ToString()' method, and this method cannot be translated into a store expression."
I found the problem, but I still cannot fix it. So if the property is not string
, it will throw an error when calling .ToString().Contains()
.
model = model.Where(propertyName + " != NULL AND " + propertyName +
".ToString().Contains(@0)", value);
What I want is to implement LIKE
in the query. Can anyone help me?
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If you use System.Linq.Dynamic.Core with EF Core, you have an option to use
var q = context.Cars.Where(config, "DynamicFunctions.Like(Brand, \"%a%\")");
See this link for an example: https://github.com/StefH/System.Linq.Dynamic.Core/blob/6fc7fcc43b248940560a0728c4d181e191f9eec1/src-console/ConsoleAppEF2.1.1/Program.cs#L117
And I just tested in linqpad connecting to a real database, and code like this just works?
var result1 = Entity1s.Where("Url != NULL AND it.Url.Contains(@0)", "e");
[UPDATE 2019-04-17]]
In case you don't know the type, you can cast it to object and then cast that to a string.
Code:
var r = Entity1s.Select("string(object(Rating))").Where("Contains(@0)", "6");
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