I am trying to get a formatted date string directly from a LINQ-to-Entities query expression.
nonBusinessDays = (from ac in db.AdminCalendar
where ac.DateTimeValue >= calendarStartDate && ac.DateTimeValue <= calendarEndDate && ac.IsBusinessDay == false
select ac.MonthValue + "/" + ac.DayOfMonth + "/" + ac.FullYear).ToList();
But, I get the folloinw error message: "Unable to cast the type 'System.Nullable`1' to type 'System.Object'. LINQ to Entities only supports casting Entity Data Model primitive types."
Is there any way to do this besides iterating through the result set? Thanks! Abe
I found one workaround:
nonBusinessDays = (from dt in
(from ac in db.AdminCalendar
where ac.DateTimeValue >= calendarStartDate && ac.DateTimeValue <= calendarEndDate && ac.IsBusinessDay == false
select ac.DateTimeValue).ToList()
select string.Format("{0:M/d/yyyy}", dt)).ToList();
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