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public class DbJoins : List<DbJoin> |
#ctor | Initializes an object instance. |
#ctor | The Copy constructor. |
Add | Creates the element from the supplied values and adds it to the collection. |
Clone | Clones the structure of the object. |
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using LJCNetCommon; using LJCDBMessage; // A Person Data Record class. public class Person { <span class='xmlComment'>/// <summary>Gets or sets the PersonId value.</summary></span> public Int32 PersonId { get; set; } <span class='xmlComment'>/// <summary>Gets or sets the Name value.</summary></span> public string Name { get; set; } <span class='xmlComment'>/// <summary>Gets or sets the City value.</summary></span> public string City { get; set; } } // Creating the Joins collection object. // Create the Joins collection and Join definition objects. DbJoins dbJoins = new DbJoins(); dbJoin = new DbJoin() { TableName = "Address", JoinType = "Left" }; // Create the JoinOn definitions and add them to the JoinOns collection. // Add the JoinOns collection to the Join definition. DbJoinOns dbJoinOns = new DbJoinOns(); DbJoinOn dbJoinOn = new DbJoinOn() { FromColumnName = "ID", ToColumnName = "PersonID", JoinOnOperator = "=" // Default }; dbJoinOns.Add(dbJoinOn); dbJoin.JoinOns = dbJoinOns; // Create the Column definitions and add them to the Columns collection. // Add the Columns collection to the Join definition. // Add the Join definition to the Joins collection. DbColumns columns = new DbColumns(); DbColumn column = new DbColumn() { ColumnName = "City_Name", PropertyName = "City", // Defaults to same as ColumnName DataTypeName = "String" // Default }; columns.Add(column); dbJoin.Columns = columns; dbJoins.Add(dbJoin); // Shortcut using object initialization, only required values and defaults. // Note: JoinOn Columns must have properties in the Data Object // to recieve the join values. // The RenameAs property is required if there is another table column // with the same name. // dbJoinOns.Add(string fromColumnName, string toColumnName // , string joinOperator = "=") // dbColumns.Add(string columnName, string propertyName = null // , string renameAs = null, string dataTypeName = "String", string caption = null) DbJoins dbJoins = new DbJoins(); dbJoin = new DbJoin() { TableName = "Address", JoinOns = new DbJoinOns() { { "ID", "PersonID" } }, Columns = new DbColumns() { { "City_Name", "City" } } }; dbJoins.Add(dbJoin); // The Data Service creates the following SQL from this request which // includes the DbJoins object. DbRequest dbRequest = new DbRequest("Select", "Person") { DataConfigName = "PersonData", Columns = new DbColumns() { { "Name" }}, Joins = dbJoins }; // select // [Person].[Name], // [Address].[City_Name] // from [Person] // left join [Address] // on [Person].[ID] = [Address].[PersonID] |