I trying to dynamically send a list of arguments to be executed by query. Currently I have a spatial query
SELECT top(0 + 30) ListingView.*, ROW_NUMBER()
OVER (ORDER BY ListingView.BedroomsTotal ASC) AS RowNum
FROM ListingView
WHERE ListingView.MLSKey = 'nsmls' AND ListingView.Ficoscore = '760-850' AND ListingView.LifeStyle = 'couple-no-kids' AND ListingView.LoanType = '30YrFixed' AND ListingView.StandardStatus IN
('active', 'pending') AND ListingView.ListPrice >1 AND ListingView.PropertyType = 'SF' AND (ListingView.GeoLocation.STIntersects(@GeoLocation0) = 1 OR
ListingView.GeoLocation.STIntersects(@GeoLocation1) = 1
In this spatial query, geolocation0 and geolocation1 are hardcoded arguments. I may have multiple geolocation locations that I need to add in query.
My current dapper arguments look like this:
var args = new
{
@LivingAreaMin = predicates.GetLivingAreaSqftMin(),
@LivingAreaMax = predicates.GetLivingAreaSqftMax(),
@GeoLocation0 = ((lstLocationPolygon != null && lstLocationPolygon.Count > 0) ? SqlGeometry.STPolyFromText(new SqlChars(new SqlString(
string.Format("POLYGON(({0}))", lstLocationPolygon[0]))), 0) : null),
@GeoLocation1 = ((lstLocationPolygon != null && lstLocationPolygon.Count > 1) ? SqlGeometry.STPolyFromText(new SqlChars(new SqlString(
string.Format("POLYGON(({0}))", lstLocationPolygon[1]))), 0) : null),
@GeoLocation2 = ((lstLocationPolygon != null && lstLocationPolygon.Count > 2) ? SqlGeometry.STPolyFromText(new SqlChars(new SqlString(
string.Format("POLYGON(({0}))", lstLocationPolygon[2]))), 0) : null),
}
In this it is possible that GeoLocation parameter can be more than 3 or less than 3, so I need to add them dynamically. I have used How to create arguments for a Dapper query dynamically link for solution.
When I tried with DynamicParameters() but give me following error.
Additional information: UdtTypeName property must be set only for UDT parameters.
I have also tried with IEnumerable> and Dictionary but it gives me following error
Must declare the scalar variable "@xyz", even if I declare all variables correctly.
Can you point me correct direction.