I'm trying to use IQueryable
on the stored procedure, the reason for writing a stored procedure is to check multiple conditions in the query. Please correct me if I'm going in a wrong direction.
I assume applying IQueryable
will be much faster than the IEnumerable
not to forget I was able to use IQueryable
on the other entities without any issues.
Controller:
public ActionResult CrmBlogGroupType(int? page, bool? Name, bool? AuthorTitle, bool? Description, string search, int? PageSize, string type)
{
try
{
if (type==null)
{
type = "A";
}
IQueryable<Usp_getBlogSetPosts_Result> _objBlogSet = _dataLayer.GetBlogSet(type);
var Result = _objBlogSet.ToPagedList(page ?? 1, PageSize ?? 10);
return View(_objBlogSet);
}
Data layer:
public IQueryable<Usp_getBlogSetPosts_Result> GetBlogSet(string type)
{
IQueryable<Usp_getBlogSetPosts_Result> Obj = _dbContext.Usp_getBlogSetPosts(type).AsQueryable();
return Obj;
}
Context.cs
:
public virtual ObjectResult<Usp_getBlogSetPosts_Result> Usp_getBlogSetPosts(string blogSetType)
{
var blogSetTypeParameter = blogSetType != null ?
new ObjectParameter("BlogSetType", blogSetType) :
new ObjectParameter("BlogSetType", typeof(string));
return ((IObjectContextAdapter)this).ObjectContext.ExecuteFunction<Usp_getBlogSetPosts_Result>("Usp_getBlogSetPosts", blogSetTypeParameter);
}
Error:
The result of a query cannot be enumerated more than once
this is because a stored procedure output result set is not of the type IQueryable.. you have to use IEnumerable in case of stored procedures to work