I have the following stored procedure that I am trying to convert to a LINQ to Entities query:
SELECT
SR.*,
F.*
FROM
Users AS U,
UsersToClients AS UM,
Filings AS F,
Records AS SR
LEFT OUTER JOIN RecordsMappings AS MAP ON
MAP.[MappingID] = SR.[MappingID]
WHERE
UM.[ClientID] = @clientID AND
U.[Username] LIKE UM.[Username] AND
U.[Deleted] = 0 AND
F.[Username] LIKE U.[Username] AND
SR.[FilingID] = F.[FilingID] AND
SR.[RecordType] = @recordType AND
SR.[ClientID] = @clientID AND
dbo.uf_Record_IsValuable(SR.[RecordID], 0) = 1
I have the following query which is almost exactly what's happening in the stored proc:
var records =
from sr in context.SecuritiesRecords
from u in context.Users
from um in context.UsersToClients
from f in context.Filings
where
um.ClientID == clientID &&
String.Compare(u.Username, um.Username, true) == 0 &&
!u.Deleted &&
String.Compare(u.Username, f.Username, true) == 0 &&
sr.FilingID == f.FilingID &&
sr.RecordType == recordType &&
sr.ClientID == um.ClientID
se开发者_运维百科lect sr;
The problem arises with the last WHERE clause from the stored proc which is a call to a user defined function that filters out records based on a bunch of conditional logic. I didn't want to call the stored proc from L2E because I will be adding more where clauses to filter the data down and the stored proc could pull in lots of records which I would then be whittling down in memory on the LINQ end.
What are my options here?
EDIT:
I have successfully created a Model Defined Function with the following:
<DefiningExpression>
1
</DefiningExpression>
But when I try to insert my UDF into the defining expression (I have also added it to the model) as follows:
<DefiningExpression>
uf_Record_IsValuable(100, 0)
</DefiningExpression>
I get the following error: 'uf_Record_IsValuable' cannot be resolved into a valid type or function.
EF4: Model-Defined Functions Level 1 & 2
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