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Asked: June 11, 20262026-06-11T08:38:48+00:00 2026-06-11T08:38:48+00:00

I get this error in LINQ to Entities: LINQ to Entities does not recognize

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I get this error in LINQ to Entities: LINQ to Entities does not recognize the method ‘System.String ToString()’ method.
How should I solve this common problem?

Note that FleetViewModel.DWTStart is a string and fleet.DWTStart is a nullable decimal.

            var qry = from fleet in _entitiesContext.Fleets
                  select new FleetViewModel
                  {
                      FleetID = fleet.FleetID,
                      FleetName = fleet.FleetName,
                      DWTStart = fleet.DWTStart.HasValue?fleet.DWTStart.Value.ToString():"",
                      DWTEnd = fleet.DWTEnd.HasValue ? fleet.DWTEnd.Value.ToString() : ""
                  };

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    2026-06-11T08:38:50+00:00Added an answer on June 11, 2026 at 8:38 am

    Basically you need to do the final part in-process, which you can force with AsEnumerable:

    var qry = _entitiesContext.Fleets
        .Select(fleet => new { fleet.FleetID,
                               fleet.FleetName,
                               fleet.DWTStart,
                               fleet.DWTEnd })
        .AsEnumerable() // Do the rest in-process
        .Select(fleet => new FleetViewModel {
            FleetID = fleet.FleetID,
            FleetName = fleet.FleetName,
            DWTStart = fleet.DWTStart.HasValue?fleet.DWTStart.Value.ToString():"",
            DWTEnd = fleet.DWTEnd.HasValue ? fleet.DWTEnd.Value.ToString() : ""
         });
    

    If there’s nothing else in the entity apart from these four properties, you can skip the anonymous type to start with – it’s really only there to avoid fetching data you don’t need:

    var qry = _entitiesContext.Fleets
        .AsEnumerable() // Do the rest in-process
        .Select(fleet => new FleetViewModel {
            FleetID = fleet.FleetID,
            FleetName = fleet.FleetName,
            DWTStart = fleet.DWTStart.HasValue?fleet.DWTStart.Value.ToString():"",
            DWTEnd = fleet.DWTEnd.HasValue ? fleet.DWTEnd.Value.ToString() : ""
         });
    
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