I am using Entity Framework in my C# based code. I am running into an unexpected weirdness and am looking for suggestions.
Case 1, 2, 3, 4... Projects:
RivWorks.dll
RivWorks.Service.dll
RivWorks.Alpha.dll
Samples (all of these work):
RivWorks.Alpha.dll:
public static bool EndNegotitation(long ProductID) { var product = (from a in _dbFeed.AutoWithImage where a.AutoID == ProductID select a).FirstOrDefault(); ... }
RivWorks.Service.dll
public static RivWorks.Model.NegotiationAutos.AutoWithImage GetProductById(long productId) { var myProduct = from a in _dbFeed.AutoWithImage where a.AutoID == productId select a; return myProduct.FirstOrDefault(); } public static List<RivWorks.Model.NegotiationAutos.AutoWithImage> GetProductByCompany(Guid companyId) { var myProduct = from a in _dbFeed.AutoWithImage where a.CompanyID == companyId select a; return myProduct.ToList(); }
etc
Case "weirdness":
RivWorks.Web.Service.dll (WCF project)
Contains the same references as the other projects.
public NegotiateSetup GetSetup(string method, string jsonInput) { ... long.TryParse(ProductID, out result); var product = (from a in _dbFeed.AutoWithImage where a.AutoID == result select a).FirstOrDefault(); ... }
I am getting this compile time error (the word "where" is highlighted in my editor):
Cannot convert lambda expression to type 'string' because it is not a delegate type
Any ideas what would cause this?
For those interested in the outcome:
I was missing a simple Using statement at the head of my code.
using System.Linq;
This fixed it right up.
In my case it was missing
using System.Data.Entity;
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