Due to some business decisions, I need to change a little what I am doing. Give me.:)
I currently have:
public IOrderedQueryable<ProductDetail> GetProductList(string productGroupName, string productTypeName, Dictionary<string,List<string>> filterDictionary)
{
string whereClause = "ProductGroupName='" + productGroupName + "' AND ProductTypeName='" + productTypeName + "'";
string comma = "";
foreach (KeyValuePair<string, List<string>> myKVP in filterDictionary)
{
comma = "";
if (myKVP.Value.Count > 0)
{
whereClause = String.Format("{0} AND FieldName = {1} AND FieldValue IN (", whereClause, myKVP.Key);
foreach (string value in myKVP.Value)
{
whereClause = String.Format("{0}{1}'{2}'", whereClause, comma, value);
comma = ",";
}
whereClause = String.Format("{0})", whereClause);
}
}
var q = db.ProductDetail
.Where (whereClause)
.OrderBy ("ProductTypeName");
return q;
}
Instead of using it directly, I now need to join two other tables in order to correctly apply the filter. I am trying to figure out how to correctly join a LINQ dynamic query. In TSQL, it will be something like:
SELECT pd.*
FROM ProductDetail pd
INNER JOIN ProductFilterAssignment pfa ON pd.ProductID = pfs.ProductID
INNER JOIN ProductFilter pf ON pfs.FIlterID = pf.FIlterID
WHERE pf.FieldName = 'var1' AND pf.FieldValue IN ('var1a','var1b','var1c',etc)
AND pf.FieldName = 'var2' AND pf.FieldValue IN ('var2a','var2b','var2c',etc)
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