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I am having an issue with LINQ query for getting a Customers list from Database with orders from only specific period of time. I Tried many different things but still can't figure it out how such LINQ query schould look like. Those enitites looks something like this:
public class Customer
{
public int Id { get; set; }
public string Name { get; set; }
public virtual ICollection<Order> Orders { get; set; }
}
public class Order
{
public int Id { get; set; }
public DateTime Date { get; set; }
public Customer Customer { get; set; }
}
Ammong many different thing i tried this:
var customers = context.Customers
.Include(o => o.Orders.Where(a=>a.DateTime > start && a.DateTime < end))
.ToList();
, but i get an System.InvalidOperationException.
I guess .Include can't be used that way.
PS: I am a newbie in EF and LINQ so please don't be harsh.
EDIT:
I think i have to clarifiy what i am trying to do:
After reciving a query from an user, who gives a period of time for example: from 01.01.2015 to 01.01.2018
The database is supposed to return ALL CUSTOMERS with realted orders but ONLY FROM that specific period of time. So I could for example invoke .Count() method and check how many orders a particular customer has placed during this period of time.
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I am having an issue with LINQ query for getting a Customers list from Database with orders from only specific period of time. I Tried many different things but still can't figure it out how such LINQ query schould look like. Those enitites looks something like this:
public class Customer
{
public int Id { get; set; }
public string Name { get; set; }
public virtual ICollection<Order> Orders { get; set; }
}
public class Order
{
public int Id { get; set; }
public DateTime Date { get; set; }
public Customer Customer { get; set; }
}
Ammong many different thing i tried this:
var customers = context.Customers
.Include(o => o.Orders.Where(a=>a.DateTime > start && a.DateTime < end))
.ToList();
, but i get an System.InvalidOperationException.
I guess .Include can't be used that way.
PS: I am a newbie in EF and LINQ so please don't be harsh.
EDIT:
I think i have to clarifiy what i am trying to do:
After reciving a query from an user, who gives a period of time for example: from 01.01.2015 to 01.01.2018
The database is supposed to return ALL CUSTOMERS with realted orders but ONLY FROM that specific period of time. So I could for example invoke .Count() method and check how many orders a particular customer has placed during this period of time.
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Have you tried with theWhere
out of parenthesis.
– Llazar
Nov 11 at 18:12
var customers = context.Customers .Include(o => o.Orders) .Where(a => a.DateTime > start && a.DateTime < end) .ToList(); Something like this? Yeah,it doesn't work, "Customer doesn't contain a definition for a "DateTime" [...] "
– User
Nov 11 at 18:16
1
The property you're using to filter calledDate
notDateTime
.. This is why it says " Customer doesn't contain a definition for a "DateTime" "
– Ahmad Ibrahim
Nov 11 at 18:29
No, it's not the issue. Thats how i just typed it here(with mistake), but in code it's DateTime. The issue is how to iterate with linq through Orders list realted to specific Customers and get Only Orders from specific Period of time.
– User
Nov 11 at 18:36
As you see, this question is being asked more often. The duplicate is just one appearance. FilteredInclude
is still under discussion.
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I am having an issue with LINQ query for getting a Customers list from Database with orders from only specific period of time. I Tried many different things but still can't figure it out how such LINQ query schould look like. Those enitites looks something like this:
public class Customer
{
public int Id { get; set; }
public string Name { get; set; }
public virtual ICollection<Order> Orders { get; set; }
}
public class Order
{
public int Id { get; set; }
public DateTime Date { get; set; }
public Customer Customer { get; set; }
}
Ammong many different thing i tried this:
var customers = context.Customers
.Include(o => o.Orders.Where(a=>a.DateTime > start && a.DateTime < end))
.ToList();
, but i get an System.InvalidOperationException.
I guess .Include can't be used that way.
PS: I am a newbie in EF and LINQ so please don't be harsh.
EDIT:
I think i have to clarifiy what i am trying to do:
After reciving a query from an user, who gives a period of time for example: from 01.01.2015 to 01.01.2018
The database is supposed to return ALL CUSTOMERS with realted orders but ONLY FROM that specific period of time. So I could for example invoke .Count() method and check how many orders a particular customer has placed during this period of time.
c# sql .net entity-framework linq
This question already has an answer here:
EF: Include with where clause
2 answers
I am having an issue with LINQ query for getting a Customers list from Database with orders from only specific period of time. I Tried many different things but still can't figure it out how such LINQ query schould look like. Those enitites looks something like this:
public class Customer
{
public int Id { get; set; }
public string Name { get; set; }
public virtual ICollection<Order> Orders { get; set; }
}
public class Order
{
public int Id { get; set; }
public DateTime Date { get; set; }
public Customer Customer { get; set; }
}
Ammong many different thing i tried this:
var customers = context.Customers
.Include(o => o.Orders.Where(a=>a.DateTime > start && a.DateTime < end))
.ToList();
, but i get an System.InvalidOperationException.
I guess .Include can't be used that way.
PS: I am a newbie in EF and LINQ so please don't be harsh.
EDIT:
I think i have to clarifiy what i am trying to do:
After reciving a query from an user, who gives a period of time for example: from 01.01.2015 to 01.01.2018
The database is supposed to return ALL CUSTOMERS with realted orders but ONLY FROM that specific period of time. So I could for example invoke .Count() method and check how many orders a particular customer has placed during this period of time.
This question already has an answer here:
EF: Include with where clause
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Have you tried with theWhere
out of parenthesis.
– Llazar
Nov 11 at 18:12
var customers = context.Customers .Include(o => o.Orders) .Where(a => a.DateTime > start && a.DateTime < end) .ToList(); Something like this? Yeah,it doesn't work, "Customer doesn't contain a definition for a "DateTime" [...] "
– User
Nov 11 at 18:16
1
The property you're using to filter calledDate
notDateTime
.. This is why it says " Customer doesn't contain a definition for a "DateTime" "
– Ahmad Ibrahim
Nov 11 at 18:29
No, it's not the issue. Thats how i just typed it here(with mistake), but in code it's DateTime. The issue is how to iterate with linq through Orders list realted to specific Customers and get Only Orders from specific Period of time.
– User
Nov 11 at 18:36
As you see, this question is being asked more often. The duplicate is just one appearance. FilteredInclude
is still under discussion.
– Gert Arnold
Nov 11 at 18:51
add a comment |
Have you tried with theWhere
out of parenthesis.
– Llazar
Nov 11 at 18:12
var customers = context.Customers .Include(o => o.Orders) .Where(a => a.DateTime > start && a.DateTime < end) .ToList(); Something like this? Yeah,it doesn't work, "Customer doesn't contain a definition for a "DateTime" [...] "
– User
Nov 11 at 18:16
1
The property you're using to filter calledDate
notDateTime
.. This is why it says " Customer doesn't contain a definition for a "DateTime" "
– Ahmad Ibrahim
Nov 11 at 18:29
No, it's not the issue. Thats how i just typed it here(with mistake), but in code it's DateTime. The issue is how to iterate with linq through Orders list realted to specific Customers and get Only Orders from specific Period of time.
– User
Nov 11 at 18:36
As you see, this question is being asked more often. The duplicate is just one appearance. FilteredInclude
is still under discussion.
– Gert Arnold
Nov 11 at 18:51
Have you tried with the
Where
out of parenthesis.– Llazar
Nov 11 at 18:12
Have you tried with the
Where
out of parenthesis.– Llazar
Nov 11 at 18:12
var customers = context.Customers .Include(o => o.Orders) .Where(a => a.DateTime > start && a.DateTime < end) .ToList(); Something like this? Yeah,it doesn't work, "Customer doesn't contain a definition for a "DateTime" [...] "
– User
Nov 11 at 18:16
var customers = context.Customers .Include(o => o.Orders) .Where(a => a.DateTime > start && a.DateTime < end) .ToList(); Something like this? Yeah,it doesn't work, "Customer doesn't contain a definition for a "DateTime" [...] "
– User
Nov 11 at 18:16
1
1
The property you're using to filter called
Date
not DateTime
.. This is why it says " Customer doesn't contain a definition for a "DateTime" "– Ahmad Ibrahim
Nov 11 at 18:29
The property you're using to filter called
Date
not DateTime
.. This is why it says " Customer doesn't contain a definition for a "DateTime" "– Ahmad Ibrahim
Nov 11 at 18:29
No, it's not the issue. Thats how i just typed it here(with mistake), but in code it's DateTime. The issue is how to iterate with linq through Orders list realted to specific Customers and get Only Orders from specific Period of time.
– User
Nov 11 at 18:36
No, it's not the issue. Thats how i just typed it here(with mistake), but in code it's DateTime. The issue is how to iterate with linq through Orders list realted to specific Customers and get Only Orders from specific Period of time.
– User
Nov 11 at 18:36
As you see, this question is being asked more often. The duplicate is just one appearance. Filtered
Include
is still under discussion.– Gert Arnold
Nov 11 at 18:51
As you see, this question is being asked more often. The duplicate is just one appearance. Filtered
Include
is still under discussion.– Gert Arnold
Nov 11 at 18:51
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This should give a list of customers who have at least one order between start and end date.
var customers = context.Customers
.Where(o => o.Orders.Any(a=>a.Date > start && a.Date < end))
.ToList();
If you need customers who have all orders between start and end date, you can use All
instead of Any
.
var customers = context.Customers
.Where(o => o.Orders.All(a=>a.Date > start && a.Date < end))
.ToList();
I need a list of all customers, but with only orders from that given period of time. For example Customer "1" has 2 orders 1- Date : 01.01.2015 2-Date: 01.01.2017 An user gives a period of time from 01.01.2016 to 01.01.2018 He should recive and Customer 1 entity but only with 1 Order included -> Order nr.2
– User
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This should give a list of customers who have at least one order between start and end date.
var customers = context.Customers
.Where(o => o.Orders.Any(a=>a.Date > start && a.Date < end))
.ToList();
If you need customers who have all orders between start and end date, you can use All
instead of Any
.
var customers = context.Customers
.Where(o => o.Orders.All(a=>a.Date > start && a.Date < end))
.ToList();
I need a list of all customers, but with only orders from that given period of time. For example Customer "1" has 2 orders 1- Date : 01.01.2015 2-Date: 01.01.2017 An user gives a period of time from 01.01.2016 to 01.01.2018 He should recive and Customer 1 entity but only with 1 Order included -> Order nr.2
– User
Nov 11 at 18:52
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This should give a list of customers who have at least one order between start and end date.
var customers = context.Customers
.Where(o => o.Orders.Any(a=>a.Date > start && a.Date < end))
.ToList();
If you need customers who have all orders between start and end date, you can use All
instead of Any
.
var customers = context.Customers
.Where(o => o.Orders.All(a=>a.Date > start && a.Date < end))
.ToList();
I need a list of all customers, but with only orders from that given period of time. For example Customer "1" has 2 orders 1- Date : 01.01.2015 2-Date: 01.01.2017 An user gives a period of time from 01.01.2016 to 01.01.2018 He should recive and Customer 1 entity but only with 1 Order included -> Order nr.2
– User
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This should give a list of customers who have at least one order between start and end date.
var customers = context.Customers
.Where(o => o.Orders.Any(a=>a.Date > start && a.Date < end))
.ToList();
If you need customers who have all orders between start and end date, you can use All
instead of Any
.
var customers = context.Customers
.Where(o => o.Orders.All(a=>a.Date > start && a.Date < end))
.ToList();
This should give a list of customers who have at least one order between start and end date.
var customers = context.Customers
.Where(o => o.Orders.Any(a=>a.Date > start && a.Date < end))
.ToList();
If you need customers who have all orders between start and end date, you can use All
instead of Any
.
var customers = context.Customers
.Where(o => o.Orders.All(a=>a.Date > start && a.Date < end))
.ToList();
answered Nov 11 at 18:36
Ahmad Ibrahim
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I need a list of all customers, but with only orders from that given period of time. For example Customer "1" has 2 orders 1- Date : 01.01.2015 2-Date: 01.01.2017 An user gives a period of time from 01.01.2016 to 01.01.2018 He should recive and Customer 1 entity but only with 1 Order included -> Order nr.2
– User
Nov 11 at 18:52
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I need a list of all customers, but with only orders from that given period of time. For example Customer "1" has 2 orders 1- Date : 01.01.2015 2-Date: 01.01.2017 An user gives a period of time from 01.01.2016 to 01.01.2018 He should recive and Customer 1 entity but only with 1 Order included -> Order nr.2
– User
Nov 11 at 18:52
I need a list of all customers, but with only orders from that given period of time. For example Customer "1" has 2 orders 1- Date : 01.01.2015 2-Date: 01.01.2017 An user gives a period of time from 01.01.2016 to 01.01.2018 He should recive and Customer 1 entity but only with 1 Order included -> Order nr.2
– User
Nov 11 at 18:52
I need a list of all customers, but with only orders from that given period of time. For example Customer "1" has 2 orders 1- Date : 01.01.2015 2-Date: 01.01.2017 An user gives a period of time from 01.01.2016 to 01.01.2018 He should recive and Customer 1 entity but only with 1 Order included -> Order nr.2
– User
Nov 11 at 18:52
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Have you tried with the
Where
out of parenthesis.– Llazar
Nov 11 at 18:12
var customers = context.Customers .Include(o => o.Orders) .Where(a => a.DateTime > start && a.DateTime < end) .ToList(); Something like this? Yeah,it doesn't work, "Customer doesn't contain a definition for a "DateTime" [...] "
– User
Nov 11 at 18:16
1
The property you're using to filter called
Date
notDateTime
.. This is why it says " Customer doesn't contain a definition for a "DateTime" "– Ahmad Ibrahim
Nov 11 at 18:29
No, it's not the issue. Thats how i just typed it here(with mistake), but in code it's DateTime. The issue is how to iterate with linq through Orders list realted to specific Customers and get Only Orders from specific Period of time.
– User
Nov 11 at 18:36
As you see, this question is being asked more often. The duplicate is just one appearance. Filtered
Include
is still under discussion.– Gert Arnold
Nov 11 at 18:51