Edge cases where you must use named parameters for FindBy FindAllBy

[Dan Maharry]

Mark,

In the original docs for FindBy and FindAllBy, it says 

"you may specify the column names as part of the method, or as named parameters. You can use whichever you prefer, unless you run into an edge-case which forces the named parameter form (more on that later)."

Do you have any specific examples where this is required or is this no longer true?

Dan

[Mark Rendle]

It means when you have a column name with "and" in it. If you have a column called, for example, HandlingCode, and you try to do "FindByHandlingCode", the parser will split that into two columns: H & lingCode. So you have to use the named parameter form for columns with "and" in the name.

 

M

[Dan Maharry]

Ah, I should have figured that one out myself.

 

Cheers Mark.

 

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