I am new to NHibernate and trying to use the QueryOver
. I have the following NHibernate query
var departments = session
.QueryOver<Department>()
.Where(Restrictions.On<Department>x=> x.Parent.Id).IsIn(new List<int> {100}))
.List().ToList();
I have a single value to pass into IsIn and for that I have to new up a list (new List<int> {100}
)). Is there a more cleaner way of doing this?
Your syntax is ok, and only few changes or improvements can be done... here they are:
IList<Department> departments;
var parents = new List<int> {167};
// advantage of this "original" QueryOver is, that it can accept
// more parent IDs.. not only one "100" as in our example
// so if we neet children of 100,101,102
// we can get more from this syntax: new List<int> {100, 101,102...};
departments = session
.QueryOver<Department>()
.Where(Restrictions.On<Department>( x=> x.Parent.Id)
.IsIn(parents))
.List();
// this style is just a bit more straightforward
// saving few chars of code, using 'WhereRestrictionOn'
departments = session
.QueryOver<Department>()
.WhereRestrictionOn(x => x.Parent.Id).IsIn(parents)
.List();
// in case we do have the only one parent ID to search for
// we do not have to use the IS IN
departments = session
.QueryOver<Department>()
.Where(x => x.Parent.Id == 100)
.List();
See more: 16.2. Simple Expressions