I'm trying to compare dates using Linq to Entities on a SQLite database. The following code works, but I need to trim off the time portion to get the correct results.
var startDate = new DateTime(2015, 1, 1);
var endDate = new DateTime(2015, 1, 31);
return (from c in Context.Car
join d in Context.Driver on c.CarID equals d.DriverID
join r in Context.Rides on c.CarID equals r.RideID into rideJoin
from rides in rideJoin.DefaultIfEmpty()
where c.IsActive && d.IsActive
group rides by new { c.CarID, d.FullName } into grp
select new MyCustomClass
{
CarID = grp.Key.CarID,
Driver = grp.Key.FullName,
NumberOfRides = grp.Count(x => x != null && x.RideDate >= startDate && x.RideDate <= endDate)
}).OrderBy(x => x.Driver ).ToList();
I've tried using System.Data.Entity.DBFunctions like so and I get this error:
NumberOfRides = grp.Count(x => x != null && DbFunctions.TruncateTime(x.RideDate) >= startDate && DbFunctions.TruncateTime(x.RideDate) <= endDate)
SQL logic error or missing database no such function: TruncateTime
I also get the same error with DBFunctions.DiffDays()
I've also tried casting to Date like so and get this error:
NumberOfRides = grp.Count(x => x != null && x.RideDate.Date >= startDate.Date && x.RideDate.Date <= endDate.Date)
'Date' is not supported in LINQ to Entities. Only initializers, entity members, and entity navigation properties are supported
What gives? How am I supposed to do Date functions in Linq to Entities with SQLite??
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