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Multiple bindings with the same value #666

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fairking opened this issue Mar 10, 2023 · 2 comments
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Multiple bindings with the same value #666

fairking opened this issue Mar 10, 2023 · 2 comments

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@fairking
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fairking commented Mar 10, 2023

I am trying to get some query working which includes binding value multiple times:
eg.

.OrderByRaw("CASE WHEN StartDate < ? and (EndDate is null or EndDate > ?) THEN 0 WHEN StartDate > ? THEN 1 ELSE 2 END",
                        bindings: new object[] { DateTime.Today, DateTime.Today, DateTime.Today })

Is there any way to modify query in a way, so the DateTime.Today declared only ones.

Doc says nothing about that.

@ahmad-moussawi
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ahmad-moussawi commented Apr 7, 2023

There is a hidden feature that allows you to define a variable and use it multiple times.

using static SqlKata.Expressions;

var query = new Query("Users")
.Define("Today", DateTime.Today)
.Where("CreatedAt", Variable("Today"))
.Where("PublishedAt", ">", Variable("Today"));

Check the example here.

This is not publicly documented since it may be changed or removed later, so consider this if you decide to use it.

@fairking
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fairking commented Apr 13, 2023

Thanks for the answer. Would it be correct?

var query = new Query("Users")
.Define("Today", DateTime.Today)
.OrderByRaw("CASE WHEN StartDate < ? and (EndDate is null or EndDate > ?) THEN 0 WHEN StartDate > ? THEN 1 ELSE 2 END",
    bindings: new object[] { Variable("Today"), Variable("Today"), Variable("Today") })

It doesn't make sense to me.

Would be nice to have named parameters, so I can use them in raw queries like this:

var query = new Query("Users")
.Define("Today", DateTime.Today)
.WhereRaw("DATEPART('weekday', @Today) = 3")
.OrderByRaw("CASE WHEN StartDate < @Today and (EndDate is null or EndDate > @Today) THEN 0 WHEN StartDate > @Today THEN 1 ELSE 2 END")

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