IN clause

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  1. Paul
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    Posted 21 May 2009 Link to this post

    Hi,
        In sql I can get records by a collection of ids like this
    SELECT resourcelibrary.* from resourcelibrary where ResourceID in ( 1,5,7,9,32)  
     

    How can I do this in OQL or linq?

    Thanks
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    PetarP
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    Posted 21 May 2009 Link to this post

    Hi Paul,
    here is a sample code snippet for achieving your goal using LINQ:
     IObjectScope scope = ObjectScopeProvider1.GetNewObjectScope(); 
                List<int> myList = new List<int>() { 1, 2, 3, 4 };             
                var result = from c in scope.Extent<Category>() 
                             where myList.Contains(c.CategoryID) 
                             select c;            
                foreach (Category ct in result) 
                { 
                    Console.WriteLine(ct.CategoryID); 
                } 
    Note that the Category table from Northwind database is used in the above example.

    Regards,
    PetarP
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  5. Paul
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    Posted 21 May 2009 Link to this post

    Hi Petar,
                 Thats perfect and works great thanks.

    Regards,
    Paul.
  7. Devanand Chahal
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    Posted 26 Aug 2010 Link to this post

    Hi Peter,

     

    If I need to build a expression for IN clause dynamically using Expression tree, Then how can I acheive this.

    Thanks

    Devanand

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  9. PetarP
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    Posted 06 Oct 2010 Link to this post

    Hi Devanand Chahal,

     I believe that you will find the following topic useful as it discuss how to use expression trees to build dynamic queries.

    All the best,
    Petar
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