LINQ Dynamic in Entity Framework is supported through the Eval-Expression.NET Library.

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All LINQ predicate methods are supported. A string expression which return a Boolean function can be used as parameter.

• Deferred
• SkipWhile
• TakeWhile
• Where
• Immediate
• All
• Any
• Count
• First
• FirstOrDefault
• Last
• LastOrDefault
• LongCount
• Single
• SingleOrDefault

var list = ctx.Where(x => "x > 2").ToList(); var list = ctx.Where(x => "x > y", new { y = 2 }).ToList();

All LINQ selector and order are supported. Most of them require the “Dynamic” suffix to not override default behavior (Ordering or selecting by a string is valid).

• OrderByDescendingDynamic
• OrderByDynamic
• SelectDynamic
• SelectMany
• ThenByDescendingDynamic
• ThenByDynamic

var list = ctx.SelectDynamic(x => "new { y = x + 1 }").ToList(); var list = ctx.SelectDynamic(x => "new { y = x + 1 }", new { y = 1 }).ToList();

var list = new List<int>() { 5, 2, 4, 1, 3 }; var list2 = list.OrderByDynamic(x => "x + 1"); var list3 = list.OrderByDynamic(x => "x + y", new { y = 1 });

The Execute method is the LINQ Dynamic ultimate methods which let you evaluate and execute a dynamic expression and return the result.

• Execute
• Execute<TResult>

var list = ctx.Execute<IEnumerable<int>>("Where(x => x > 2)"); var list3 = ctx.Execute("Where(x => x > y).OrderBy(x => x).ToList()", new { y = 2 });