var unitGrouping = new Dictionary<string, ValueTuple<HashSet<IndoorRecord>, HashSet<OutdoorRecord>>>();
_ = await mySqlConnection.QueryAsync<IndoorRecord, OutdoorRecord, bool>(@"
select BIN_TO_UUID(iu.id) as id, iu.model, iu.serial, iu.name, iu.type, iu.interface_mac, iu.interface_serial, iu.interface_model, BIN_TO_UUID(iu.system_id) as system_id,
BIN_TO_UUID(ou.id) as id, ou.model, ou.serial, BIN_TO_UUID(ou.system_id) as system_id
from building b
inner join indoor_unit iu on b.id = iu.building_id
left join outdoor_unit ou ON iu.system_id = ou.system_id
where b.id = UUID_TO_BIN(@buildingId)",
(iu, ou) =>
{
if (!unitGrouping.ContainsKey(iu.SystemId))
unitGrouping.Add(iu.SystemId, ([], []));
unitGrouping[iu.SystemId].Item1.Add(iu);
if (ou != null)
unitGrouping[iu.SystemId].Item2.Add(ou);
return true;
},
new { buildingId });
This generates the expected message DAP001 as the method is on SqlMapper which isn't supported yet.
But, is there a way of changing the code so I can use the multimapper like above with AOT, or is this just something not possible at this time? I saw in a different issue that suggested to not use the extension method but that didn't seem to make any difference.
I have the following command:
This generates the expected message DAP001 as the method is on
SqlMapper
which isn't supported yet.But, is there a way of changing the code so I can use the multimapper like above with AOT, or is this just something not possible at this time? I saw in a different issue that suggested to not use the extension method but that didn't seem to make any difference.
Thanks