Create a bool Linq to SQL Expression from an Int Expression?

I'm not sure how well this will play with LINQ to SQL, but you can use Expression. GreaterThan to create the appropriate binary-expression, and then it's just a matter of creating the right Expression>(body, score. Parameters) The final expression will look something like: p => (( testList.Count() > 0 && p.Name.

Contains(testList.FirstOrDefault())? 1 : 0 ) > 2 Of course, that does look a little nonsensical because it can never be true. Are you sure you intended to do this?

Perhaps you really want to compare it with 1 or 0 for equality instead?

I'm not sure how well this will play with LINQ to SQL, but you can use Expression. GreaterThan to create the appropriate binary-expression, and then it's just a matter of creating the right Expression from that. Var body = Expression.

GreaterThan(score. Body, Expression. Constant(2)); var ifScore = Expression.

Lambda>(body, score. Parameters); The final expression will look something like: p => (( testList.Count() > 0 && p.Name. Contains(testList.FirstOrDefault())?1 : 0 ) > 2 Of course, that does look a little nonsensical because it can never be true.

Are you sure you intended to do this? Perhaps you really want to compare it with 1 or 0 for equality instead?

Thanks. It is just a sample, but your 2 lines up top works perfectly. – Jarrett Widman Feb 19 at 15:26.

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