I have a problem with returning a nullable double and int from a property in a anonymous class in LINQ. My select statement goes here:
return from workS in db.vWorkstations
join custF1 in db.CustomFields.Where(x => x.CustomFieldID == cuField[0].ID)
on intAreaNumber equals custF1.Area into tmpCust1
from custF1 in tmpCust1.DefaultIfEmpty()
join custFV1 in db.CustomFieldValues
on new DummyClass{P1 = workS.WorkstationID, P2 = custF1.CustomFieldID}
equals new DummyClass
{
P1 = custFV1.WorkstationID.HasValue ? custFV1.WorkstationID.Value : -1
, P2 = custFV1.CustomFieldID
} into tmpCustFV1
from custFV1 in tmpCustFV1.DefaultIfEmpty()
select new
{
WorkstationID = workS.WorkstationID
, CallName = workS.CallName
, CustomFieldString1 = (cuField[0].TypeID == 1) ? custFV1.FieldValue : ""
, CustomFieldSelection1 = (cuField[0].TypeID == 2) ? custFV1.FieldValue : ""
, CustomFieldNumber1 = (custFV1.FieldVa开发者_如何学运维lue != null && cuField[0].TypeID == 3) ? new Nullable(int.Parse(custFV1.FieldValue)) : (int?)null
, CustomFieldAmount1 = (custFV1.FieldValue != null && cuField[0].TypeID == 4) ? new Nullable(Double.Parse(custFV1.FieldValue)) : new Nullable()
, CustomFieldDateTime1 = (custFV1.FieldValue != null && cuField[0].TypeID == 5) ? new Nullable(DateTime.ParseExact(custFV1.FieldValue,"yyyyMMdd",provider)) : new Nullable()
};
It compiles, but does not run. The problem is with the lines
,CustomFieldNumber1 = (custFV1.FieldValue != null && cuField[0].TypeID == 3)
? new Nullable<int>(int.Parse(custFV1.FieldValue))
: (int?)null
,CustomFieldAmount1 = (custFV1.FieldValue != null && cuField[0].TypeID == 4)
? new Nullable<Double>(Double.Parse(custFV1.FieldValue))
: new Nullable<Double>()
As you can see, i tried two different approaches of returning a null value, none of them work. If i remove the parsing, and just return a string, it works. Unfortunately, this is not a option for me.
The query fails with the error:
base {System.SystemException} = {"The argument 'value' was the wrong type. Expected 'System.Nullable
1[System.Double]'. Actual 'System.Nullable
1[System.Int32]'."}
What could be wrong? Thanks in advance
Shouldn't you return just null here -
,CustomFieldNumber1 = (custFV1.FieldValue != null && cuField[0].TypeID == 3)
? new Nullable<int>(int.Parse(custFV1.FieldValue))
: null
Yeah, i saw that with the Nullable(). I ended up making a workaround. Made a function in the database that would either return the original value as a decimal or null, if it was told to. Works, but may not be that pretty.
,CustomFieldAmount1 = db.fn_ConvertVarcharToDecimal(custFV1.FieldValue,(custFV1.FieldValue != null && cuField[0].TypeID != 4) )
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