I want to load data by Row_number over Partition by using EF.
SELECT *
FROM (
SELECT sf.SerialFlowsId
,sf.GoodsSerialId
,d.FormTypeId
, d.GoodsId
,ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY d.GoodsId, sf.GoodsSerialId ORDER BY sf.Date DESC)row
FROM sam.SerialFlows sf
INNER JOIN sam.Detail d ON d.DetailId = sf.DetailId
)z
WHERE z.row =1
AND z.FormTypeId=7
AND z.GoodsId=51532
this query is my expectance.
I try to use this expression but unfortunately Zip extension method not recognize in ef
var goodsSerials = context.SerialFlows.OrderByDescending(x => x.Date).GroupBy(x => new { x.Detail.GoodsID, x.Date })
.Select(g => new {g})
.SelectMany(z => z.g.Select(c => c)).Zip(m, (j, i) => new { GoodSerial=j,j.Detail.FormTypeID,j.Detail.GoodsID,rn=i })
.Where(x => x.rn== 1 && x.GoodsID== goodsId && x.FormTypeID==7).Select(x => x.GoodSerial).ToList();
I have more than 20000000 records in SerialFlows table.
**Edited
var goodsSerials = context.SerialFlows
.Where(e => e.Detail.GoodsID == goodsId )
.GroupBy(x => x.GoodsSerialID)
.Select(g => g.OrderByDescending(e=>e.Date).Take(1))
.SelectMany(e => e.Where(x=>x.Detail.FormTypeID==7).Select(z=>z.GoodsSerial)).ToList();
*** Solved by this Query
var goodsSerials = context.SerialFlows
.Include(x => x.Detail)
.Where(e => e.Detail.GoodsID == goodsId)
.GroupBy(x => x.GoodsSerialID)
.Select(g => g.OrderByDescending(e => e.Date).Take(1).Where(x=>x.Detail.FormTypeID==7))
.SelectMany(e => e.Select(z => z.GoodsSerial)).ToList();
From your SQL query, I think you need to first group them all by what in PARTITION BY
clause, order each group by Date. Then project each group to include each entry with its index. Then SelectMany
to flatten all groups, then apply filter and finally project the result you want. You can see that we don't need the so-called Zip
at all.
Edit: because you need to filter on row number but looks like the Select
method accepting an Expression<Func<T,int,TResult>>
is not supported (as well as the Zip
method in Linq To Entity). I don't think it's the problem of building the Expression tree, meaning even building it manually, it still won't be supported. I think you can use some work-around in which you can still filter the row you want using Skip
and Take
instead.
The following code will filter just the first row in each group (equivalent to the condition rn == 1
):
var goodsSerials = context.SerialFlows
.Where(e => e.Detail.GoodsID == goodsId &&
e.Detail.FormTypeID == 7)
.GroupBy(x => new { x.Detail.GoodsID, x.GoodsSerialId })
.Select(g => g.OrderByDescending(e => e.Date)
.Take(1))
.SelectMany(e => e).ToList();
The Where
filters for just 1 value of GoodsID
so the GroupBy
does not need to include the GoodsID
into the key, so it would be simpler like this:
var goodsSerials = context.SerialFlows
.Where(e => e.Detail.GoodsID == goodsId &&
e.Detail.FormTypeID == 7)
.GroupBy(x => x.GoodsSerialId)
.Select(g => g.OrderByDescending(e => e.Date).Take(1))
.SelectMany(e => e).ToList();
I hope you understand the idea of using Skip
and Take
to apply in various cases.
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