In summary, I'm guessing I can't add any more complex calculations to the LINQ
expression. Any tips are greatly appreciated!
This blazor project is using a messy employee table which contains two types of employees, both on the same table
string
at NRG
column, like "0356
".NRG
column contains all NULL
, their NRG numbers are inside their emails at AzureEmail
column, like "[email protected]
"When domestic employee or foreign employee enter their sales records, they are the "Closer", it is required to enter the "Setter" NRG.
By using the "Setter" NRG number "closer" entered, I want to locate the "Setter" info from the same employee table:
public async Task Save_to_SalesForm()
{
await using var context3 = await DBContextFactory.CreateDbContextAsync();
{
if (salesForm.SetterNrg != null && salesForm.CsTransferCategory == "Local Team")
{
setterEmployee = context3.Employees.Where(
e => e.AzureAccountEnabled == 1
&&
(int?)(object?)e.Nrg == salesForm.SetterNrg
).OrderByDescending(e => e.EmployeeId).FirstOrDefault();
salesForm.SetterAgentFullName = setterEmployee.AzureFullName;
salesForm.SetterJobTitle = setterEmployee.AzureRole;
salesForm.SetterEmail = setterEmployee.AzureEmail;
salesForm.SetterTeam = setterEmployee.AzureTeam;
}
if (salesForm.SetterNrg != null && salesForm.CsTransferCategory == "CSR Team (Philippines)")
{
setterEmployee = context3.Employees.Where(
e => e.Nrg == null
&&
e.AzureAccountEnabled == 1
&&
e.AzureEmail.Contains("@aaa-bbb.com")
&&
(int?)(object?)e.AzureEmail.Split(new char[] { '.', '@' }, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries)[1] == salesForm.SetterNrg
).OrderByDescending(e => e.EmployeeId).FirstOrDefault();
salesForm.SetterAgentFullName = setterEmployee.AzureFullName;
salesForm.SetterJobTitle = setterEmployee.AzureRole;
salesForm.SetterEmail = setterEmployee.AzureEmail;
salesForm.SetterTeam = setterEmployee.AzureTeam;
}
}
context3.SalesForms.Add(salesForm);
await context3.SaveChangesAsync();
}
Local Team
), the above query works fine and be able to save the setter info to the tableCSR Team (Philippines)
), the above query won't work due to the .Split
make the query too complex for LINQ
expression. Error screenshotI tried multiple ways to resolve the issue, but none seemed ideal.
I have rewritten your query to use EndsWith
, which is translatable to the SQL:
public async Task Save_to_SalesForm()
{
await using var context3 = await DBContextFactory.CreateDbContextAsync();
if (salesForm.SetterNrg != null)
{
Employee? setterEmployee = null;
if (salesForm.CsTransferCategory == "Local Team")
{
setterEmployee = await context3.Employees
.Where(e => e.AzureAccountEnabled == 1
&& (int?)(object?)e.Nrg == salesForm.SetterNrg)
.OrderByDescending(e => e.EmployeeId)
.FirstOrDefaultAsync();
}
else if (salesForm.CsTransferCategory == "CSR Team (Philippines)")
{
var toCheck = $".{salesForm.SetterNrg}@aaa-bbb.com";
setterEmployee = await context3.Employees
.Where(e => e.Nrg == null && e.AzureAccountEnabled == 1
&& e.AzureEmail.EndsWith(toCheck))
.OrderByDescending(e => e.EmployeeId)
.FirstOrDefaultAsync();
}
if (setterEmployee != null)
{
salesForm.SetterAgentFullName = setterEmployee.AzureFullName;
salesForm.SetterJobTitle = setterEmployee.AzureRole;
salesForm.SetterEmail = setterEmployee.AzureEmail;
salesForm.SetterTeam = setterEmployee.AzureTeam;
}
}
context3.SalesForms.Add(salesForm);
await context3.SaveChangesAsync();
}