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Linq Int concatenation

In below piece of code the problem is in this row: (Par_TabNumOrd.Contains((Int32) (c.TabellaOrdine.ToString() + c.NumeroOrdine.ToString())))
Parameter Par_TabNumOrd contains a list of unions between two integer information: TabellaOrdine and NumeroOrdine. In the linq query there are two corresponding fields of entity dbProduzContext.vi_Carichi. I've to concatenate fields but my solution is not correct. What can I do?

public List<DatiCaricoRpt> GetDettaglioColliDaProdurreDelCarico(Int32 Par_IDPianoCarico, string Par_Lista, List<Int32> Par_TabNumOrd)
            {
                using (var dbProduzContext = new ProduzModel.ProduzContext())
                {
                    // Uso un join di tipo "left join" fra Carichi.CodiceArticolo e AnagArt.CodiceArticolo.
                    var results = from c in dbProduzContext.vi_Carichi
                                  join a in dbProduzContext.vi_AnagArt on c.CodiceArticolo equals a.CodiceArticolo
                                  into a1
                                  from a2 in a1.DefaultIfEmpty()
                                  join ps in dbProduzContext.Carichi_PadriStazioni on c.NumeroColli equals ps.IDCollo
                                  join sa in dbProduzContext.AnaStati_Avanzamento on ps.IDStatoAvanzamento equals sa.IDStatoAvanzamento
                                  where (c.Lista == Par_Lista) &&
                                        (ps.IDPianoCarico == Par_IDPianoCarico) &&
                                        (ps.PgrCollo == 1) &&
                                        (ps.IDLinea == Pubblici.pvclParametri.IDLinea) &&
                                        (ps.IDStazione == Pubblici.pvclParametri.CodStazione) &&
                                        (Par_TabNumOrd.Contains((Int32) (c.TabellaOrdine.ToString() + c.NumeroOrdine.ToString()))) &&
                                        ((ps.IDStatoAvanzamento == (Int16)Class_Costants.pvStatoAvanzamentoCollo.DaProdurre) |
                                         (ps.IDStatoAvanzamento == (Int16)Class_Costants.pvStatoAvanzamentoCollo.Ritardatario) |
                                         (ps.IDStatoAvanzamento == (Int16)Class_Costants.pvStatoAvanzamentoCollo.Escluso))
                                  orderby c.Consegna ascending, c.UnioneColli ascending
                                  select new DatiCaricoRpt
                                  {
                                      Consegna = (Int16)c.Consegna,
                                      TabellaOrdine = (Int16)c.TabellaOrdine,
                                      NumeroOrdine = (Int32)c.NumeroOrdine, 
                                      IDStatoAvanzamento = ps.IDStatoAvanzamento,
                                      IDStatoAvanzamentoD = sa.Descrizione,
                                      NumeroColli = (Int16)c.NumeroColli,
                                      UnioneColli = (Int16)c.UnioneColli,
                                      CodiceArticolo = c.CodiceArticolo,
                                      Qta = (float)c.Quantita,
                                      DescrizioneArticolo = a2.DescrizArticolo,
                                      DescrizAggiuntiva1 = a2.DescrizAggiuntiva1
                                  };

                    return results.ToList();
                }

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Jaime Olivares

you are concatenating TabellaOrdine and NumeroOrdine as string, not sure why you are doing that, but surely trying to cast that to Int32 is incorrect and probably unnecessary.
Could you give real examples of what you are trying to achieve with that line?

fantamen

ASKER

Hi Jaime
I give you an example: parameter Par_TabNumOrd has a list of values values (101044765, 101006712, 102003499). First three positions of each value express TabellaOrdine (101) and the others express NumeroOrdine (44765)

In query linq I've to filter entity dbProduzContext.vi_Carichi by the parameter list. dbProduzContext.vi_Carichi has fields TabellaOrdine (int16) and NumeroOrdine (int32).

Thank you

MikeToole

c.NumeroOrdine.ToString() won't add leading zeros to the string, so you won't get a match when the value is shorter than 6 digits, e.g. 44765
Adding a format code - c.NumeroOrdine.ToString("D6") - should fix that in your current code.

An alternative approach is to use String.Format:
String.Format({"{0:D3} {1:D6}", c.TabellaOrdine, c.NumeroOrdine) will produce the concatenation you want

fantamen

ASKER

Hi Mike

I've take another way to solve my problem because of the urgency to complete the procedure.

Anyway I've tried you suggestions, this is the result:
1. c.NumeroOrdine.ToString("D6") ... return the error no overload for method "string" takes 1 arguments
2. String.Format({"{0:D3} {1:D6}", c.TabellaOrdine, c.NumeroOrdine) ... return the errore string.format is not recognize in linq ....

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fantamen

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Thank you for the calculation suggestion to obtain formatted string.