Hi,
I don't know how to locate a custom data filter to manually enable/disable it as needed. I need this because my custom filter uses a user session variable in DbContext and it's inaccessible in background job. I'm trying to manually disable it so I can add the filter to my query or just change its value through the background job. My custom filter has been added to DbContext overriding CreateFilterExpression method:
Expression<Func<TEntity, bool>> mustHaveYearFilter = e => ((IMustHaveYear)e).YearId == MyYear || (((IMustHaveYear)e).YearId == MyYear) == true;
expression = expression == null ? mustHaveYearFilter : CombineExpressions(expression, mustHaveYearFilter);
I tried to register the filter in WebHostModule > PreInitialize Configuration.UnitOfWork.RegisterFilter("MustHaveYear", true);
But it doesn't change the filter or disable it.
Change filter code:
_unitOfWorkManager.Current.EnableFilter("MustHaveYearFilter");
_unitOfWorkManager.Current.SetFilterParameter("MustHaveYearFilter", "YearId", args.YearId);
Disable filter code:
_unitOfWorkManager.Current.DisableFilter("MustHaveYearFilter");
Regards
UPDATE I was able to enable and disable the filter successfuly. Somehow the parameter name wasn't injected to the query. I disabled the filter and added it to my WHERE statements as a workaround.
2 Answer(s)
-
0
Hi, have you tried passing in
YearIdas background job arguments as an alternative?Since job arugments are serialized and persisted, you can use it in background job.
-
0
Hi,
Yes, this is what I've mentioned, I'm using this as a workaround now. I'm fine with this for now - I mean you can close my ticket. I'll reopen it if I still find a serious added value for auto filter.
Thank you
