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EF+ Query IncludeFilter feature allows filtering related entities.
var item = _Context.Order
.IncludeFilter(x => x.Inner.Where(y => y.IsDeleted))
.IncludeFilter(x => x.Inner.Where(y => y.IsDeleted).Select(y => y.first))
.IncludeFilter(x => x.Inner.Where(y => y.IsDeleted).Select(y => y.second))
.Where(x => ( !(x.IsDeleted) && (x.IsActive) &&
(x.itemid == id))).FirstOrDefault();
Note: You cannot mix Include & IncludeFilter.
Wiki: EF+ Query IncludeFilter
EDIT: Answer sub-question
But we can achieve this using EF only
Yes, under the hood, my library uses a similar solution as projection
var item = _Context.Order.Select(x => new {
Order = x,
Inner = x.Inner.Where(y => y.IsDeleted),
first = x.Inner.Where(y => y.IsDeleted).Select(y => y.first)
second = x.Inner.Where(y => y.IsDeleted).Select(y => y.second)
})
.Where(x => ( !(x.IsDeleted) && (x.IsActive) && (x.itemid == id)))
.FirstOrDefault()
.Select(x => x.Order)
.FirstOrDefault();
Note: Code have not been tested
EDIT: Answer comment
I came across this issue in EF Core. Are you going to implement IncludeFilter also in the EF+Core version
Starting from the v1.10.0, the IncludeFilter
is now supported in EF Core 2.x
See: Release Note
EDIT: Answer sub-question
How can I ThenInclude after filtering
We do not have a ThenInclude
yet.
So you need to use IncludeFilter
again with all filter and navigate through the list or entity you want to include.