Comments on Coding Instinct: Building Dynamic Queries with a Criteria API

Yes, you are correct, you can also use MatchMode. ...

2008-04-26T17:18:00.000+02:00

Yes, you are correct, you can also use MatchMode. I am not sure why I didn't use it here, I usually do.

I think your like statement didn't need to concate...

2008-04-26T15:50:00.000+02:00

I think your like statement didn't need to concatenate the % symbol, in the Pre-NHQ version. Why not use MatchMode?

query.CreateCriteria("PhoneNumbers").Add(Expression.Like("Number", searchOptions.PhoneNumber, MatchMode.Start))

Here is a complete example using NHQ:

publi...

2008-04-16T07:20:00.000+02:00

Here is a complete example using NHQ:

public IList<Employee> Find(EmployeeSearchOptions options)
{
QueryBuilder<Employee> query = Where.Employee.CompanyName == options.CompanyName;

if (options.FirstName != null)
{
query &= Where.Employee.FirstName == options.FirstName;
}

if (options.LastName != null)
{
query &= Where.Employee.LastName == options.LastName;
}

if (options.PhoneNumber != null)
{
query &= Where.Employee.PhoneNumbers.Number.Like(options.PhoneNumber, MatchMode.Start);
}

return Repository<Employee>.FindAll(query, OrderBy.Employee.LastName.Desc);
}

Cqn you post a complete example (with the signatur...

2008-04-15T22:38:00.000+02:00

Cqn you post a complete example (with the signature of the function), it is very interesting...

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Comments on Coding Instinct: Building Dynamic Queries with a Criteria API

Yes, you are correct, you can also use MatchMode. ...

I think your like statement didn't need to concate...

Here is a complete example using NHQ:publi...

Cqn you post a complete example (with the signatur...

Here is a complete example using NHQ:

publi...