I think we're basically looking for an extension method that can take in an IQueryable and a complete Based on a query statement an IQueryable can return and not just the statement.
For example, what do we want for the search method:
the IRAP facility & lt; Person & gt; Repository = new repository & lt; Person & gt; (); Var result = repository GETQuery () Include ("name"). Search ([dynamic linq here]); At present, where do we create a dynamic linq statement inside the law
the IRAP facility & lt; Person & gt; Repository = new repository & lt; Person & gt; (); Var result = repository GETQuery () Include ("name"). Where ([dynamic linq here]); The problem with that approach is that we want to include selectMany and select on the actual dynamic linq query. You can not use SelectMany within any such method unless you are actually going to sub-properties of sub-properties. We want to do something like the following dynamic linq statement.
SelectMany ("name"). ("LastName.Contains (@ 0)", "Smith"). Select ("We can solve this problem without using an extension method"
We were able to use any such queries that work within a method.
Then instead ...
SelectMany ( "Name"). (Select "LastName." ("Person") ("person") We were able to achieve the same results with the following results, which is a method May be in. < < P> Then when only one whole addition was to be added for the dynamic link library.
Selectionman sent us to pursue the wild goose!
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