I am using the QueryBuilder as following:
var queryString = String.Format(
"SELECT VALUE e FROM Entity AS e WHERE e.EndDate {0} {1} ",
operator,
DateTime.Today.AddYears(1).ToString("d", DateTimeFormatInfo.InvariantInfo)
);
ObjectQuery<Entity> query = new ObjectQuery<Entity>(queryString, Context);
Please note that I extremely simplified this example and that my goal is to build the query as string before creating a QueryBuilder instance. (As long as this is possible)
I already tried the following
...DateTime.Today.AddYears(1)...
...DateTime.Today.AddYears(1).ToString()...
...DateTime.Today.AddYears(1).ToString("yyy\MM\dd")...
which all result in a exception which says that I either cannot compare DateTime with a String or with a Int32.
I'm beginning to asking me if this is possible at all with this approach...
In Entity SQL DateTime literals must be expressed in the following format:
DATETIME'2012-02-02 16:26'
where both the date and time parts are mandatory. For example:
"SELECT VALUE e FROM Entity AS e WHERE e.EndDate > DATETIME'2012-02-02 16:26'"
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