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Using the dbContext.TableName.Select("Property1, Property2.Property5") syntax, how can I achieve that the property names in the output are kept exactly as put in? Currently, the result would contain Property1 and Property5 (instead of Property2.Property5).
Using the "AS" operator also doesn't help, because firstly I can't use dots in the renamed property name (as required) and secondly, it would be cumbersome to specify it for each selector over and over again.
I would very much welcome an optional parameter for the Select function to be able to keep the main level names.
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Using the
dbContext.TableName.Select("Property1, Property2.Property5")
syntax, how can I achieve that the property names in the output are kept exactly as put in? Currently, the result would contain Property1 and Property5 (instead of Property2.Property5).Using the "AS" operator also doesn't help, because firstly I can't use dots in the renamed property name (as required) and secondly, it would be cumbersome to specify it for each selector over and over again.
I would very much welcome an optional parameter for the
Select
function to be able to keep the main level names.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: