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  • giovedì 7 maggio 2009 20.13Dynamic Medaglie utenteMedaglie utenteMedaglie utenteMedaglie utenteMedaglie utente
     
    Background:
    ObjectQuery<Customer> myCollection = myEntityFrameworkContext.Customer.Include("Order.OrderDetail");

    (Each Customer has a collection of Order objects and each Order has a collection of OrderDetail objects)

    Question
    How can I filter the result or change the query in a way that only those resultsets are returned where OrderDetail with the productId = 2.

    something like this: myEntityFrameworkContext.Customer.Include("Order.OrderDetails").Where("it.Order.OrderDetail.productId = 2")

    Any help is much appreciated.

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  • venerdì 8 maggio 2009 9.10Dynamic Medaglie utenteMedaglie utenteMedaglie utenteMedaglie utenteMedaglie utente
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    I found the solution myself :)

    myEntityFrameworkContext.Customer.Include("Order.OrderDetails").Where(customer => customer.Order.Any(order => order.OrderDetail.Any(orderDetail => orderDetail.ProductId ==2)));
    • Contrassegnato come rispostaDynamic venerdì 8 maggio 2009 9.10
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  • sabato 4 luglio 2009 20.31Dynamic Medaglie utenteMedaglie utenteMedaglie utenteMedaglie utenteMedaglie utente
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    I think this is a bug with the Entity Framework or I don't know how to do it.

    Anyway, the only way I found is to change the Object Query direction.

    The "many" side of the relationship must come first always:

    myEntityFrameworkContext.OrderDetail.Include("Order.Customer").Where(orderDetail.ProductId ==2);

    Now only the Order and Customer are returned which are associated with the selected OrderDetail.

    Now again I have to Convert the data to the format I need which means Customer.Order.OrderDetail not OrderDetail.Order.Customer
    • ModificatoDynamic sabato 4 luglio 2009 20.43
    • Contrassegnato come rispostaDynamic sabato 4 luglio 2009 20.31
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  • venerdì 8 maggio 2009 9.10Dynamic Medaglie utenteMedaglie utenteMedaglie utenteMedaglie utenteMedaglie utente
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    I found the solution myself :)

    myEntityFrameworkContext.Customer.Include("Order.OrderDetails").Where(customer => customer.Order.Any(order => order.OrderDetail.Any(orderDetail => orderDetail.ProductId ==2)));
    • Contrassegnato come rispostaDynamic venerdì 8 maggio 2009 9.10
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  • venerdì 3 luglio 2009 16.38Dynamic Medaglie utenteMedaglie utenteMedaglie utenteMedaglie utenteMedaglie utente
     

    Well, I just noticed a problem with this.

    Customer is filtered but other tables are returned entirely! (not filtered)

    Any idea?

  • sabato 4 luglio 2009 20.31Dynamic Medaglie utenteMedaglie utenteMedaglie utenteMedaglie utenteMedaglie utente
     Con risposta
    I think this is a bug with the Entity Framework or I don't know how to do it.

    Anyway, the only way I found is to change the Object Query direction.

    The "many" side of the relationship must come first always:

    myEntityFrameworkContext.OrderDetail.Include("Order.Customer").Where(orderDetail.ProductId ==2);

    Now only the Order and Customer are returned which are associated with the selected OrderDetail.

    Now again I have to Convert the data to the format I need which means Customer.Order.OrderDetail not OrderDetail.Order.Customer
    • ModificatoDynamic sabato 4 luglio 2009 20.43
    • Contrassegnato come rispostaDynamic sabato 4 luglio 2009 20.31
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