Is there a way to build a linq query in order to use it later or to display/print it (and more specifically, the where clause) ?
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Is there a way to build a linq query in order to use it later or to display/print it (and more specifically, the where clause) ?
What exactly is it you want? You can capture just the expression from the
Where– something like:Because this is going to an expression tree, there is a meaningful
ToString().If you want the SQL (etc), then that will be implementation-specific. For example, with LINQ-to-SQL you can use
.Log– for example,ctx.Log = Console.Out;If you want the predicate out of the middle of an
IQueryable<T>feed, then that is much trickier…