问题
Using the new QueryOver
API in NHibernate, I need to do something equivalent of:
select c.*
from Category c
where not exists (
select *
from CategoryProduct cp
where cp.CategoryID = c.Id
and cp.ProductID = 'DogFood'
)
In other words: "Give me all categories that doesn't contain dog food".
My initial thought was something like:
IEnumerable<Category> FindCategoriesWithoutProduct(Product product)
{
return _session
.QueryOver<Category>()
.Where(c => c.Products.Contains(product))
.List();
}
However, this makes NHibernate.Impl.ExpressionProcessor
blow up with an "unrecognised method call" on System.Collections.Generic.ICollection<T>.Contains()
.
I assume there must be some other way to do this, probably involving an ICriterion
, but my searches here and on Google have returned nothing useful.
回答1:
I'm just running in the same problem, and possible solution is:
Category aliasCategory = null;
CategoryProduct aliasCategoryProduct = null;
var qcp = QueryOver.Of<CategoryProduct>(() => aliasCategoryProduct)
.Where(() => aliasCategoryProduct.ProductID == "DogFood")
.Where(() => aliasCategory.Id == aliasCategoryProduct.CategoryID)
.DetachedCriteria;
return _session.QueryOver<Category>(() => aliasCategory)
.Where(Subqueries.NotExists(qcp));
It works on my similar criteria.
回答2:
Not tested, but something like this
IEnumerable<Category> FindCategoriesWithoutProduct(Product product)
{
CategoryProduct categoryProductAlias = null;
var subQuery = QueryOver.Of<CategoryProduct>(() => categoryProductAlias)
.Select(x => categryProductAlias.ID)
.Where(() => categoryProductAlias.ProductID == "DogFood");
Category categoryAlias = null;
return _session
.QueryOver<Category>(() => categoryAlias)
.WithSubquery.WhereProperty(() => clientAlias.Id).NotIn(subQuery)
.List();
}
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5646947/implementing-where-not-exists-with-nhibernate-queryover