I have some table and the following condition of query: if parameter A is null take all, if not, use it in the query. I know how to do that in 2 steps:
List<O> list = null;
if (A = null)
{
list = context.Obj.Select(o => o).ToList();
}
else
{
list = context.Obj.Where(o.A == A).ToList();
}
Is it possible to have the same as one query? Thanks
How about:
list = context.Obj.Where(o => A == null || o.A == A)
.ToList();
EDIT: You can do it in one query but still using a condition:
IEnumerable<O> query = context.Obj;
if (A != null)
{
query = query.Where(o => o.A == A);
}
var list = query.ToList();
我选择了
var list = context.Obj.Where(o => A.HasValue ? o.a == A : true);
I would probably write the query like this:
IQueryable<O> query = context.Obj;
if (A != null)
query = query.Where(o => o.A == A);
var list = query.ToList()
It's not one expression, but I think it's quite readable.
Also, this code assumes that context.Obj
is IQueryable<O>
(eg you are using LINQ to SQL). If that's not the case, just use IEnumerable<O>
.
try
context.Obj.Where(a => A != null && a.A == A).ToList()
should all be good. If A is null then 'aA == A' will be ignored.
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