Hi, I have a EF4 model where I have Product entity that have one-to-many relation with Task entity (ChildTasks). I have to get some Projects from db based on some user criteria. The Project has one custom property (not associated with any column) named EstimatedProgress where I have to store additional information about Project - computed weighted average progress of each child task. The problem is that finally I can't return an IEnumerable<Project>
but IQueryable<Project>
. The code below demonstrates what I want to achieve (I know it does not compile).
var q = from p in ObjectContext.ProjectSet.Include("ProjectBase")
where p.ProjectBase.IsTemplate == false
from ct in p.ProjectBase.ChildTasks
where ct.Progress != null
&& ct.EstimatedTime != null
group ct by ct.prjProjectBase.Project into g
select new {
Project = g.Key,
EstimatedProgress = g.Sum(oo => oo.Progress.Value * oo.EstimatedTime.Value)
/ g.Sum(oo => oo.EstimatedTime.Value),
};
var sortedQ = q.OrderByDescending(o => o.Project.ProjectBase.Status)
.ThenBy(o => o.Project.ProjectBase.Name);
// this is where I want to return IQueryable<Project>
// where each project has set custom property EstimatedProgress
return sortedQ.Select(o =>
{
o.Project.EstimatedTime = o.EstimatedProgress;
return o.Project;
});
The question is: Is it possible to do something similiar with EF4 linq query or maybe some of you have a workaround ;) Thanks in advance.