I have query with CTE and want to map output to class
with t as (SELECT
(SELECT value from group_attribute ga2 WHERE ga2.group_id = kg.id AND ga2.name = 'description') as group_description,
kg.id AS group_id,
kg.name AS name,
kg.parent_group AS parent_group,
kg.realm_id AS realm_id,
ga.id AS group_attr_id,
ga.name AS group_attr_name,
ga.value AS group_attr_value,
ga.value AS group_attr_group_id
FROM keycloak_group kg
JOIN group_attribute ga ON ga.group_id = kg.id AND ga.name = 'CompanyId'
WHERE ga.value = '7bc5672e-9fb9-43f2-ab2e-da03dca0c32d'
UNION
SELECT
(SELECT value from group_attribute ga2 WHERE ga2.group_id = kg.id AND ga2.name = 'description') as group_description,
kg.id AS group_id,
kg.name AS name,
kg.parent_group AS parent_group,
kg.realm_id AS realm_id,
ga.id AS group_attr_id,
ga.name AS group_attr_name,
ga.value AS group_attr_value,
ga.value AS group_attr_group_id
FROM keycloak_group kg
JOIN group_attribute ga ON ga.group_id = kg.id
WHERE ga.name = 'isCommon' and ga.value = 'true')
SELECT DISTINCT COUNT(*) over (partition by t.group_id) as members_count, (SELECT DISTINCT COUNT(*) over (partition by 1) from t) as total_count,t.*
FROM t
JOIN user_group_membership ugm ON ugm.group_id = t.group_id
And I have class entity for row
public class RoleEntityV2
{
[Column("members_count")]
public int MembersCount { get; set; }
[Column("total_count")]
public string TotalCount { get; set; }
[Column("group_description")]
public string Description { get; set; }
[Column("group_id")]
public Guid Id { get; set; }
[Column("name")]
public string Name { get; set; }
}
Querying like that
var result = await connection.QueryAsync<RoleEntityV2>(query, new
{
tenantKey = request.TenantKey,
});
But when query executes, values are default or null.
But when I change query execution to await connection.QueryAsync<dynamic>
- they are persisted in output.
Am I missing something?
CodePudding user response:
If we look at the output from the dynamic
version, we see that the columns are things like group_id
, group_description
, etc. The only one that looks similar is name
, and name
/Name
worked in the original query. Dapper cares about column names, and doesn't use [Column(...)]
. If you want to map these columns, you'll either need to change the POCO so that the columns align, or change the query to include column aliases.