Entity Framework LINQ projection into custom type results in missing data?

Public IEnumerable SafetyCouncilIds { set { StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(","); foreach (var id in value) { sb = sb. Append(id). Append(","); // AppendFormat("{0},", id);* } this.

SafetyCouncilIdsString = sb.ToString(); } }.

I have two suggestions: Try to isolate the the problem by removing any extra parts of the query. Compare the two sql queries generated and find the differences. Unfortunately, without access to your code or schema, I can't provide a better answer.

The SafetyCouncilIds property was the cause of the problem. I changed this to an automatic property and built the string elsewhere and projecting onto the POCO worked like a charm.

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