Reputation: 43
I've a big problem with my linq query
var t = from tl in _GxEntities.T_L
join td in _GxEntities.T_D on (int)tl.fld_rdRequestfk equals td.fld_rqID_pk
join tpd in _GxEntities.T_P_D on (int)td.fld_rqID_pk equals tpd.fld_pdRequest_fk
where tpd.fld_pdda == null
&& tpd.fld_pdSU_fk == tl.fld_rdSU_fk
&& td.fld_rqstatus != 1
&& tl.fld_rcid != null
&& tl.loc_id == UsrProfilService.loc_id
&& tl.fld_rcid.Any(x=> tblRvGxFr.Select(c=>c.Nte).Contains(x.ToString()))
group tl by new
{
tl.fld_rcid,
tl.fld_rdSU_fk,
tl.fld_rdtRequested_Q,
tl.loc_id
} into q
select new RVSyntheseDetailModel()
{
RC_ID = q.Key.fld_rcid,
SU = (int)q.Key.fld_rdSU_fk,
Ts = (int)q.Sum(k => k.fld_rdtRequested_Q),
LOC_ID = (short)q.Key.loc_id
};
return t.ToList();
If I comment && tl.fld_rcid.Any(x=> tblRvGxFr.Select(c=>c.Nte).Contains(x.ToString()))
this part I don't have any problem. tblRvGxFr
is from another entities and looks like this :
var dateLimit = DateTime.Now.Date.AddMonths(-1);
var tblRtvGrxFr = from tgx in _FtEntities.TL_RV_FR_GX
where tgx.RV_D_LIM_RET > dateLimit && tgx.RV_N_IDT_DAP != null && tgx.RV_LOC_ID == SqlFunctions.StringConvert((double)UsrProfilService.loc_id)
select new RVSyntheseRrModel()
{
Nte = tgx.RV_ETET,
Tr = tgx.RV_TR,
Filiere = tgx.RV_T_PRD,
Lib_art = tgx.RV_L_ART,
SU = tgx.RV_N_IDT_DAP,
Qte_demand = (int?)tgx.RT_Q_DEM_RET ?? 0,
Ord = 0,
Tcs = 0,
AfA = 0,
PrA = 0,
Exped = 0,
Loc_Id = tgx.RV_LOC_ID,
Reason = tgx.RV_REASON
};
Can you help me? Why do I get this error "DbExpressionBinding requires an input expression with a collection ResultType. Parameter name: input"?
And if I change this condition to : && tblRvGxFr.Select(i => i.Nte).Contains(tl.fld_rcid) I've this error : Unable to process the type 'GX.ViewModels.RVSyntheseRrModel[]', because it has no known mapping to the value layer.
Upvotes: 4
Views: 9530
Reputation: 205769
Normally you would use something like this
&& tblRvGxFr.Any(c => c.Nte.Contains(tl.fld_rcid))
However LINQ to Entities does not support queries involving different DbContext
s. So you need to grab the Nte
s into a local list/array
var nteList = tblRvGxFr.Select(c => c.Nte).ToList();
and then use this instead:
&& nteList.Any(nte => nte.Contains(tl.fld_rcid))
Hope the Nte
list is not big, because otherwise the SQL query will be quite big and inefficient. But AFAIK no other multi context solution exists.
Upvotes: 5