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Yes my code was calling to be turned into the lambarda, but DP you must really have too much to time on your hands.
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public static IQueryable<TSource> WhereIn<TSource, TKey> (
this IQueryable<TSource> source1,
Expression<Func<TSource, TKey>> keySelector,
IEnumerable<TKey> source2) {
if (null == source1)
throw new ArgumentNullException ("source1");
if (null == keySelector)
throw new ArgumentNullException ("keySelector");
if (null == source2)
throw new ArgumentNullException ("source2");
Expression where = null;
foreach (TKey value in source2) {
Expression equal = Expression.Equal (
keySelector.Body,
Expression.Constant (value, typeof (TKey))
);
if (null == where)
where = equal;
else
where = Expression.OrElse (where, equal);
}
return source1.Where<TSource> (
Expression.Lambda<Func<TSource, bool>> (
where, keySelector.Parameters));
}
var britishJobsForBritishWorkersHaHa = (from u in db.Workers
select new { u.FirstName, u.LastName, u.Nationality }
).WhereIn (u => u.Nationality, new string[] { "Italian", "French", "Polish"
Fancy breaking this down line by line - maybe the less intelligent amongst us may get the joke
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Originally posted by FSM with Cheddar View PostI prefer an object orientated approach to the Jonny foreigner problem.
ForeignPoolOfWorkers pool = new ForeignPoolOfWorkers
ForeignPoolOfWorkers.Where(Columns.Nationality, Comparison.NotEqual, "british").Load
Code:public static IQueryable<TSource> WhereIn<TSource, TKey> ( this IQueryable<TSource> source1, Expression<Func<TSource, TKey>> keySelector, IEnumerable<TKey> source2) { if (null == source1) throw new ArgumentNullException ("source1"); if (null == keySelector) throw new ArgumentNullException ("keySelector"); if (null == source2) throw new ArgumentNullException ("source2"); Expression where = null; foreach (TKey value in source2) { Expression equal = Expression.Equal ( keySelector.Body, Expression.Constant (value, typeof (TKey)) ); if (null == where) where = equal; else where = Expression.OrElse (where, equal); } return source1.Where<TSource> ( Expression.Lambda<Func<TSource, bool>> ( where, keySelector.Parameters)); } var britishJobsForBritishWorkersHaHa = (from u in db.Workers select new { u.FirstName, u.LastName, u.Nationality } ).WhereIn (u => u.Nationality, new string[] { "Italian", "French", "Polish" });
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I prefer an object orientated approach to the Jonny foreigner problem.
ForeignPoolOfWorkers pool = new ForeignPoolOfWorkers
ForeignPoolOfWorkers.Where(Columns.Nationality, Comparison.NotEqual, "british").Load
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Originally posted by Ruprect View PostTry this:
select *
from foreign_pool_of_workers
or
select *
from workers
where workers.nationality not in ("british")
NOTE: you cannot use a UNION in this query.
select worker
from foreign_pool_of_workers a
where a.nationality not in ('british','italian')
is more efficient
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Try this:
select *
from foreign_pool_of_workers
or
select *
from workers
where workers.nationality not in ("british")
NOTE: you cannot use a UNION in this query.
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SQL problem
trying to do a sql statement here, every time I key in total, it comes on the screen as Totale
whats going on, am I being xenophobic
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