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Comments by RohitVaidya (Top 3 by date)
RohitVaidya
21-Sep-18 5:24am
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Thanks Alek for comment. the ' is single quote only and same is true about - as well. Before posting question I have debug as well and tried different solution as I mentioned in the post
RohitVaidya
21-Sep-18 5:21am
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Hi Vincent, thanks for help. It is working in case of the sample you provided as it is a simple list and not the data coming from database entity.
I have checked vocab.Expression with expression value I am passing, both are similar.
In SQL server programming, for ' character we need to use escape sequence in where clause, but in case of c# linq statement with db entity it is giving problem.
RohitVaidya
22-Aug-18 2:57am
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Thanks David for the detailed explanation of my query.
Yes its a standalone application so having Web API in single project cause no harm.
However if it works same even after changing all web api inherited controllers from API Controller to normal controller then I think it makes no sense to me writing Web API controller instead of normal controller.
Generally the main purpose of writing web api is to provide service interface to different applications and here in my example we are not serving that. :-)