take the following.
var query = context.Fields
.Where(
x => x.DeletedAt == null
);
// Apply search
if( searchCriteria != null )
{
if( searchCriteria.SearchTerm != "" )
{
query.Where(
x => x.Location.Contains( searchCriteria.SearchTerm )
);
}
}
this won't work because there are two where statements, they do not join up.
How would i do this statement? It might look like this:
var query = context.Fields
.Where(
x => x.DeletedAt == null &&
{
if( searchCriteria != null )
{
if( searchCriteria.SearchTerm != "" )
{
return x.Location.Contains( searchCriteria.SearchTerm );
}
}
}
);
What is wrong with the following:
var query = context.Fields
.Where(
x => x.DeletedAt == null
);
// Apply search
if( searchCriteria != null )
{
if( searchCriteria.SearchTerm != "" )
{
query = query.Where(
x => x.Location.Contains( searchCriteria.SearchTerm )
);
}
}
return query;
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