I've just realised that this code:
public async Task<List<Review>> GetTitleReviews(int titleID)
{
using (var context = new exampleEntities())
{
return await context.Reviews.Where(x => x.Title_Id == titleID).ToList();
}
}
...will not work as async methods cannot await LINQ expressions. I've did some searches but only managed to find some overcomplicated solutions.
How should functions which return LINQ expressions be converted to async versions?
Add the
System.Data.Entity
namespace and take advantage of theAsync
extension methodsIn this case
ToListAsync
should do the trickTechnically, that method doesn't return a lambda. It returns a
List<Review>
.It's true what you posted won't compile. But this would:
If that doesn't answer your question, maybe you can be more clear about exactly what you're trying to accomplish and why the above doesn't do it.