Hello,
I have a table which has a colomn named EditorGroup. I want to filter what the user sees on this table depending if he is in the EditorGroup or not. The Roles.IsUserInRole(EditorGroup) works fine, but not in LINQ. It tells me that the method cannot be translated to SQL. I looked around the web about that error and it says I should type it as an expression, but how can we type a system function as an expression?
I also tried using the IsUserRole function inside a property, but I still get the same message.
What are my options?
Thanks,
WeirdoBc
Partial Public Class RegInfoBDDataContext Public ReadOnly Property EtabsByRoles() As System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable(Of Etab) Get If Not Roles.IsUserInRole("TCRAL Editeurs TCR") Then Return Me.Etabs.Where(Function(e) e.IsUserInRole).AsEnumerable Else Return Me.Etabs.AsEnumerable End If End Get End PropertyEnd ClassPartial Public Class Etab Public ReadOnly Property IsUserInRole() As Boolean Get Return Roles.IsUserInRole(Me.EditorGroup) End Get End PropertyEnd Class
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