ObjectQuery<T>.Select(String, ObjectParameter[]) Method
Definition
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Limits the query results to only the properties that are defined in the specified projection.
public:
System::Data::Objects::ObjectQuery<System::Data::Common::DbDataRecord ^> ^ Select(System::String ^ projection, ... cli::array <System::Data::Objects::ObjectParameter ^> ^ parameters);
public System.Data.Objects.ObjectQuery<System.Data.Common.DbDataRecord> Select (string projection, params System.Data.Objects.ObjectParameter[] parameters);
member this.Select : string * System.Data.Objects.ObjectParameter[] -> System.Data.Objects.ObjectQuery<System.Data.Common.DbDataRecord>
Public Function Select (projection As String, ParamArray parameters As ObjectParameter()) As ObjectQuery(Of DbDataRecord)
Parameters
- projection
- String
The list of selected properties that defines the projection.
- parameters
- ObjectParameter[]
Zero or more parameters that are used in this method.
Returns
A new ObjectQuery<T> instance of type DbDataRecord that is equivalent to the original instance with SELECT applied.
Exceptions
The projection
is an empty string.
Examples
This example creates a new ObjectQuery<T> whose results are data records that contain the ProductID
fields of the results of this query.
int productID = 900;
using (AdventureWorksEntities context =
new AdventureWorksEntities())
{
string queryString = @"SELECT VALUE product FROM
AdventureWorksEntities.Products AS product
WHERE product.ProductID > @productID";
ObjectQuery<Product> productQuery1 =
new ObjectQuery<Product>(queryString,
context, MergeOption.NoTracking);
productQuery1.Parameters.Add(new ObjectParameter("productID", productID));
ObjectQuery<DbDataRecord> productQuery2 =
productQuery1.Select("it.ProductID");
foreach (DbDataRecord result in productQuery2)
{
Console.WriteLine("{0}", result["ProductID"]);
}
}
Remarks
Select applies the projection specified by the projection
parameter. The ObjectQuery<T> returned by the Select method is always a row type of DbDataRecord. Use the SelectValue method to return values that are simple types, entity types, or complex types. For more information, see LINQ to Entities.
When a navigation property is included in the projection, the query results include a collection of nested DbDataRecord objects.