I am attempting to run the following SQLKata statement to update a row of data via a .NET Core Lambda function (AWS). See below:
var affected = db.Query(targetTable)
.WhereIn("magento_order_id", order.order_id.ToString())
.Update(new
{
order_picked_up = order.status
});
I am reasonably sure this statement was working earlier, until I placed it inside a for reach loop. Now I'm getting the following error:
SqlKata.Execution.XQuery' does not contain a definition for 'Update'
From the SQLKata documentation, their example doesn't look much different from mine except the use of Where instead of WhereIn (i've tried both)
int affected = db.Query("Books").Where("Id", 1).Update(new {
Price = 18,
Status = "active",
});
I can see that the IDE seems to think that .Update is still a part of the dynamic variable order.order_id.ToSTring() as when I hover over .Update it resolves to 'dynamic' instead of Query, but I'm unclear as to why.
My code
SqlKata.Query query = db.Query("UserImage").Where("ImageId", 1);
query.Update(new
{
UserId = 1,
ImagePath = 'imagepath',
ImageType = 'avata'
});
when place update after 'where' IDE show it is update method of dynamic object, not SqlKata.Query