To include a collection in Entity Framework Core, you can use the Include
method to specify the related entities to include in the query results.
Here's an example of how to include a collection in Entity Framework Core:
using Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore; // Define your DbContext and entity classes here using (var context = new MyDbContext()) { // Get a queryable for the parent entity and include the child collection var query = context.ParentEntities.Include(p => p.ChildEntities); // Execute the query and retrieve the results var results = query.ToList(); // Process the results here }
In the example code, we first create an instance of our DbContext
class, MyDbContext
.
We then define a query that retrieves all ParentEntity
objects from the database and includes the related ChildEntity
objects for each parent using the Include
method.
We execute the query using the ToList
method, which retrieves the results from the database and returns a list of ParentEntity
objects with their related ChildEntity
objects included.
We can then process the results as needed.
Note that you can also use the ThenInclude
method to include additional levels of related entities in the query. For example, if ChildEntity
has a related GrandChildEntity
collection, you can include both the ChildEntity
and GrandChildEntity
collections in the query like this:
var query = context.ParentEntities .Include(p => p.ChildEntities) .ThenInclude(c => c.GrandChildEntities);
This will include both the ChildEntity
and GrandChildEntity
collections for each ParentEntity
object in the query results.
Include collection in Entity Framework Core query
Include()
method.var result = dbContext.ParentEntities .Include(parent => parent.ChildEntities) .ToList();
Entity Framework Core include collection with multiple levels
var result = dbContext.ParentEntities .Include(parent => parent.ChildEntities.Select(child => child.GrandChildEntities)) .ToList();
EF Core include related collection eagerly
var result = dbContext.ParentEntities .Include(parent => parent.ChildEntities) .ToList();
Include collection navigation property in EF Core query dynamically
var propertyName = "ChildEntities"; var result = dbContext.ParentEntities .Include(propertyName) .ToList();
EF Core include collection in query with condition
ThenInclude()
.var result = dbContext.ParentEntities .Include(parent => parent.ChildEntities) .ThenInclude(child => child.GrandChildEntities.Where(gc => gc.IsActive)) .ToList();
Include collection in EF Core query from another DbContext
Include()
method.var result = dbContext1.ParentEntities .Include(parent => parent.ChildEntities) .ToList();
EF Core include collection navigation property using lambda expression
var result = dbContext.ParentEntities .Include(parent => parent.ChildEntities) .ToList();
Entity Framework Core include collection property eagerly with Where condition
Include()
and Where()
.var result = dbContext.ParentEntities .Include(parent => parent.ChildEntities.Where(child => child.IsActive)) .ToList();
EF Core include collection with ThenInclude for nested properties
ThenInclude()
in an EF Core query.var result = dbContext.ParentEntities .Include(parent => parent.ChildEntities) .ThenInclude(child => child.GrandChildEntities) .ToList();
Include collection navigation property dynamically in EF Core query
var propertyName = "ChildEntities"; var result = dbContext.ParentEntities .Include(parent => EF.Property<IEnumerable<ChildEntity>>(parent, propertyName)) .ToList();
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