Hi I am using a linq query which is throwing the error LINQ to Entities does not recognize the method 'System.String ToString(Int32)' method, and this method cannot be translated into a store expression.
List<string> resultMap = (from item in mapResult
select Convert.ToString(item.ResultDE)).ToList();
Error is throwing in this below statement
List<Result_DE> resultList = (from result in db.Result_DE
where result.IsActive == "1"
&& resultMap.Contains(Convert.ToString(Convert.ToInt32(result.ID)))
select result).ToList();
please tell me the proper way of writing this query.
You cannot use these conversion functions in a LINQ to Entities statement, they cannot be translated to SQL, you need to do the conversions in memory. But I don't think you need to do that at all.
If you were just using the resultMap
to get your resultList
, filtered by Results
of which the Id
is present in mapResult
, do the following:
var resultList = db.Result_DE
.Where(r => r.IsActive == "1" && mapResult.Any(mr => mr.ResultDE == r.ID));
.ToList();
If mapResult
is an in-memory collection, instead of an IQueryable
that is attached to the db
context, you need to do the following:
var resultIds = mapResult.Select(mr => mr.ResultDE).ToList();
var resultList = db.Result_DE
.Where(r => r.IsActive == "1" && resultIds.Contains(r.ID));
.ToList();
Before you call any method (e.g. ToString()), you need to convert LINQ to Object using AsEnumerable().
if your item.ResultDE
and result.ID
is variable type of Int32,
why don directly create a List<Int32>
?
List<Int32> resultMap = (from item in mapResult
select item.ResultDE).ToList<Int32>();
List<Result_DE> resultList = (from result in db.Result_DE
where result.IsActive == "1"
&& resultMap.Contains(result.ID)
select result).ToList<Result_DE>();
Use SqlFunctions.StringConvert instead of Convert.ToString.
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