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Hello Mahdi,
Currently we do not have any specific examples with Dapper ORM. My understanding of it is that it allows for a better control over the SQL queries in expense of the ease of use of EntityFramework and IQueryable. Since the Dapper ORM allows you to build the SQL query manually, you can create a SQL query which will filter your data and then pass the filtered data to the RadGridView.
Given that this is not directly related to our controls, I would encourage you to search for external materials on the topic. Here are a couple of articles that I found:
I hope you find this helpful.
Regards,
Vladimir Stoyanov
Progress Telerik
Currently we do not have any specific examples with Dapper ORM. My understanding of it is that it allows for a better control over the SQL queries in expense of the ease of use of EntityFramework and IQueryable. Since the Dapper ORM allows you to build the SQL query manually, you can create a SQL query which will filter your data and then pass the filtered data to the RadGridView.
Given that this is not directly related to our controls, I would encourage you to search for external materials on the topic. Here are a couple of articles that I found:
I hope you find this helpful.
Regards,
Vladimir Stoyanov
Progress Telerik
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