I have dynamic linq WHERE statement:
dataContext.Table.Where("id = 0 Or id = 1 Or id = 2 Or ...");
I want change to:
dataContext.Table.Where("id IN (0, 1, 2, ...)");
But it doesn´t work. How can I do this for better performance?
From How to use “contains” or “like” in a dynamic linq query?
//edit: this is probably broken, see below
ids = new int[] {1,2,3,4};
dataContext.Table.Where("id.Contains(@0)", ids);
Aside: It is good practice to use placeholders in dynamic linq expressions. Otherwise you may open yourself to linq injection attacks (Is Injection Possible through Dynamic LINQ?)
EDIT:
actually I think I messed this up.
Unfortunately I cannot test this at the moment.
But I think the correct syntax in this case should be dataContext.Table.Where("@0.Contains(id)",ids);
, not the other way around, and that version does not work out-of-the-box.
See here for a way to add this functionality to dynamic link. You need to modify the library for this.
var ids = new int[] {1,2,3,4};
dataContext.Table.Where(f => ids.Contains(f.id))
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