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My idea is to generate a search in my bank using the clause in
through the Dapper. For example:
select * from product
where CasNo in(@filtro)
Remembering that inside this @filtro
has a list of Casno who’s kind List<String>
.
Testing
List<Product> IProductRepository.RetornarPesquisaProdutos(List<string> filtroId) =>
conn.Query<Product>(
@"
SELECT
pr.IdProduct as IdProduct,
pr.Name as Name,
sup.Name as Supplier,
sup.IdSupplier as IdSupplier
FROM Product pr
FULL OUTER JOIN Supplier AS sup ON (pr.IdSupplier = sup.IdSupplier)
where
pr.IdProduct in (@filtroId) or
pr.CASNo in (@filtroId)
ORDER BY pr.CommercialName",
param: new { filtroId }).ToList();
That didn’t work out.
I also tried to do as I did on ADO.NET (which worked out there, but it was in a very nasty way that I had done) by concatenating all the items I needed right into this list. Example filtro = "'123-1', '326-3', '684-8'");
and send this filter directly in my Query without do the cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue(filtro);
.
But now I need to do in Dapper this idea of passing a list within the IN
Thanks, it worked!
– user93569