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5/14/2014 5:16 PM
 

I have created a custom events module that has tags for events and the ability to filter by tags. I have the code for that working just fine. What I am getting hung up on is filtering by multiple tags. See my code below:

public IEnumerable<Event> ListEventsByMultipleTags(string tags)

    {

        IEnumerable<Event> t;

        using (IDataContext ctx = DataContext.Instance())

        {

            EventListController elc = new EventListController();

            t = ctx.ExecuteQuery<Event>(CommandType.Text, "WHERE PortalID = @0 AND EventId IN (SELECT EventId FROM [Events_EventTag] WHERE TagId IN (@1)) AND EndDate >= @2", 0, issue, DateTime.Today).ToList();

        }

        return t;

    }

The string tags is a comma delimited string of tag ids, which is the basis for the filter WHERE TagId IN (@1) . I haven't seen any good examples to follow for this type of selection. It's probably easy, and I'm just missing it. Essentially the sql should be like WHERE TagID in(1,2,3)

 
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5/14/2014 6:20 PM
 
petapoco (the underlying engine for dal2) has some issues with syntax that contains @ - there are a few common workarounds, see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/69... for examples

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5/15/2014 9:47 AM
 
Thanks for the pointer, Cathal. Is there a way to show the SQL that is generated by petapoco for debugging purposes?
 
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5/19/2014 7:18 AM
 
I would have sworn there was a way, but I just had a quick look and can't see any method to echo the sql back from a buffer, or any logging. You could add this as a suggestion to community voice and see if others feel it would be worth the platform team adding some support for this (personally I could see this integrating nicely with DNN Glimpse)

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5/19/2014 7:32 AM
 
note: I'm sure you know this but you can of course just use sql profiler and see what sql is being executed.

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