New to Linq, so apologies if this is basic. This query is throwing up the error {"Cannot cast DBNull.Value to type 'System.Int64'. Please use a nullable type."} when I enumerate the results.
private void AddLevels(long rootid)
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var results = from row in data.AsEnumerable()
where row.Field<long>("ParentID") == rootid
select row;
foreach (DataRow row in results)
{
//do stuff
}
}
The column ParentID does accept nulls - do I need to handle these separately?
EDIT2: Actual solution below that still uses Linq.
EDIT: I solved this by scrapping Linq and just using a DataTable.Select statement instead. If anyone's got input on the performance difference I'd be interested.
Use this line in your query:
where row.Field<decimal?>("ParentID") == rootid
decimal?
is syntactic sugar for System.Nullable<decimal>
, which is essentially the same as decimal
, except that it also allows for null
values.
long
is a different type altogether -- it can only represent integers and not decimal values, hence the "Specified cast is not valid" error.
long rootid is nullable type? It should be then only it can accept nulls
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