I have been tasks to convert Dapper to EF core, which the queries have lots Joined tables, so watching your videos ,gimme some clues on how to proceed and dig more infomation to do on my tasks
Is this an identity project? Its hard to know what queries you need without knowing the database structure or what context you have setup. If its an identity project, you could look into using the usermanager (via dependency injection) to get the data out.
Hi Kennu Martos, can you provide a bit more information about what you are looking for? Is it from a specific section of the video - if so providing the minutes:seconds would help me as well. Thanks.
Learning this stuff definitely takes time but you can do it. One thing that helps me a lot still, is to look at either fiddler, postman, or the network tab in the browser to see what the request looks like to make sure my problems are not on the receiving end than the sending side (see what the headers, parameters, and body looks like). Also apply the correct attributes to the method parameters if its a post (is the parameters coming from the body of the request or from a form, if so [FromBody], vs [FromForm] etc). Not sure if that even applies to what is troubling you, but I hope it helps! Have a great day and thanks for watching datavids!
@@DataVids It worked for me- watching your videos+checking the Microsoft documantation happened to be the best recipe. I really appriciate the efforts you put in this video and for your personal answer to me. For sure you deserve much more attention, but for now be sure you have one loyal supporter from Bulgaria who managed to impress partly tnx to you a prgrammer in LinkedIn and to start a part-time job as an intern. Kind Regards and keep up the good work! :)
I Learned making complex queries because of this video.
Thanks a lot.
Oh thats wonderful! This makes me happy. Have a great day alamshaikh4358
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Please upload more videos like this.
Despite the names being similar, this helped me understand how to build up joins using more and more tables. Thank you for this!
Sweet, glad it helped!
how can we put .Where clause in it with .Select at last ? @@DataVids
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I have been tasks to convert Dapper to EF core, which the queries have lots Joined tables, so watching your videos ,gimme some clues on how to proceed and dig more infomation to do on my tasks
How to get data from registeration table.....i need username and password from registration table ..how can I fetch using linq
Is this an identity project? Its hard to know what queries you need without knowing the database structure or what context you have setup. If its an identity project, you could look into using the usermanager (via dependency injection) to get the data out.
Thanks, learned a lot.
Glad it was helpful!
how to do the join in Get with id method?
Hi Kennu Martos, can you provide a bit more information about what you are looking for? Is it from a specific section of the video - if so providing the minutes:seconds would help me as well. Thanks.
@@DataVids Guessing they meant how to add a .Where to filter against an Id perhaps?
Thank you, it was a very helpful video.
I am very glad to hear that!
Thanks for the great video. It helped me a lot but I still struggle with the put, post and delete methods :/
Learning this stuff definitely takes time but you can do it. One thing that helps me a lot still, is to look at either fiddler, postman, or the network tab in the browser to see what the request looks like to make sure my problems are not on the receiving end than the sending side (see what the headers, parameters, and body looks like). Also apply the correct attributes to the method parameters if its a post (is the parameters coming from the body of the request or from a form, if so [FromBody], vs [FromForm] etc). Not sure if that even applies to what is troubling you, but I hope it helps! Have a great day and thanks for watching datavids!
@@DataVids It worked for me- watching your videos+checking the Microsoft documantation happened to be the best recipe. I really appriciate the efforts you put in this video and for your personal answer to me. For sure you deserve much more attention, but for now be sure you have one loyal supporter from Bulgaria who managed to impress partly tnx to you a prgrammer in LinkedIn and to start a part-time job as an intern.
Kind Regards and keep up the good work! :)
Thanks a lot
Your welcome!