Mapeamentos de Funções do Provedor SQLite EF Core
Esta página mostra quais membros do .NET são convertidos em quais funções SQL ao usar o provedor SQLite.
Funções de agregação
| .NET | SQL | Adicionado |
|---|---|---|
| group.Average(x => x.Property) | AVG(Property) | |
| group.Average(x => x.DecimalProperty) | ef_avg(DecimalProperty) | Entity Framework Core 9.0 |
| group.Count() | COUNT(*) | |
| group.LongCount() | COUNT(*) | |
| group.Max(x => x.Property) | MAX(Property) | |
| group.Min(x => x.Property) | MIN(Property) | |
| group.Sum(x => x.Property) | SUM(Property) | |
| group.Sum(x => x.DecimalProperty) | ef_sum(DecimalProperty) | Entity Framework Core 9.0 |
| string.Concat(group.Select(x => x.Property)) | group_concat(Property, '') | EF Core 7.0 |
| string.Join(separator, group.Select(x => x.Property)) | group_concat(Propriedade, @separator) | EF Core 7.0 |
Funções binárias
| .NET | SQL | Adicionado |
|---|---|---|
| Bytes. Contains(value) | instr(@bytes, char(@value)) > 0 | |
| bytes.Length | length(@bytes) | |
| bytes.SequenceEqual(second) | @bytes = @second | |
| EF.Functions.Hex(bytes) | hex(@bytes) | |
| EF.Functions.Substr(bytes, startIndex) | substr(@bytes, @startIndex) | |
| EF.Functions.Substr(bytes, startIndex, length) | substr(@bytes, @startIndex, @length) | |
| EF.Functions.Unhex(value) | unhex(@value) | EF Core 8.0 |
| EF.Functions.Unhex(value, ignoreChars) | unhex(@value, @ignoreChars) | EF Core 8.0 |
Funções de conversão
| .NET | SQL |
|---|---|
| boolValue.ToString() | CAST(@boolValue AS TEXT) |
| byteValue.ToString() | CAST(@byteValue AS TEXT) |
| bytes.ToString() | CAST(@bytes AS TEXT) |
| charValue.ToString() | CAST(@charValue AS TEXT) |
| dateTime.ToString() | CAST(@dateTime AS TEXT) |
| dateTimeOffset.ToString() | CAST(@dateTimeOffset AS TEXT) |
| decimalValue.ToString() | CAST(@decimalValue AS TEXT) |
| doubleValue.ToString() | CAST(@doubleValue AS TEXT) |
| floatValue.ToString() | CAST(@floatValue AS TEXT) |
| guid.ToString() | CAST(@guid AS TEXT) |
| intValue.ToString() | CAST(@intValue AS TEXT) |
| longValue.ToString() | CAST(@longValue AS TEXT) |
| sbyteValue.ToString() | CAST(@sbyteValue AS TEXT) |
| shortValue.ToString() | CAST(@shortValue AS TEXT) |
| timeSpan.ToString() | CAST(@timeSpan AS TEXT) |
| uintValue.ToString() | CAST(@uintValue AS TEXT) |
| ushortValue.ToString() | CAST(@ushortValue AS TEXT) |
Funções de data e hora
| .NET | SQL | Adicionado |
|---|---|---|
| dateOnly.AddDays(value) | date(@dateOnly, @value || ' days') | |
| dateOnly.AddMonths(months) | date(@dateOnly, @months || ' months') | |
| dateOnly.AddYears(value) | date(@dateOnly, @value || ' years') | |
| dateOnly.Day | strftime('%d', @dateOnly) | |
| dateOnly.DayOfWeek | strftime('%w', @dateOnly) | |
| dateOnly.DayOfYear | strftime('%j', @dateOnly) | |
| DateOnly.FromDateTime(dateTime) | date(@dateTime) | EF Core 8.0 |
| dateOnly.Month | strftime('%m', @dateOnly) | |
| dateOnly.Year | strftime('%Y', @dateOnly) | |
| DateTime.Now | datetime('now', 'localtime') | |
| DateTime.Today | datetime('now', 'localtime', 'start of day') | |
| DateTime.UtcNow | datetime('now') | |
| dateTime.AddDays(value) | datetime(@dateTime, @value || ' days') | |
| dateTime.AddHours(value) | datetime(@dateTime, @d || ' hours') | |
| dateTime.AddMilliseconds(value) | datetime(@dateTime, (@value / 1000.0) || ' seconds') | |
| dateTime.AddMinutes(value) | datetime(@dateTime, @value || ' minutes') | |
| dateTime.AddMonths(months) | datetime(@dateTime, @months || ' months') | |
| dateTime.AddSeconds(value) | datetime(@dateTime, @value || ' seconds') | |
| dateTime.AddTicks(value) | datetime(@dateTime, (@value / 10000000.0) || ' seconds') | |
| dateTime.AddYears(value) | datetime(@dateTime, @value || ' years') | |
| dateTime.Date | datetime(@dateTime, 'start of day') | |
| dateTime.Day | strftime('%d', @dateTime) | |
| dateTime.DayOfWeek | strftime('%w', @dateTime) | |
| dateTime.DayOfYear | strftime('%j', @dateTime) | |
| dateTime.Hour | strftime('%H', @dateTime) | |
| dateTime.Millisecond | (strftime('%f', @dateTime) * 1000) % 1000 | |
| dateTime.Minute | strftime('%M', @dateTime) | |
| dateTime.Month | strftime('%m', @dateTime) | |
| dateTime.Second | strftime('%S', @dateTime) | |
| dateTime.Ticks | (julianday(@dateTime) - julianday('0001-01-01 00:00:00')) * 864000000000 | |
| dateTime.TimeOfDay | time(@dateTime) | |
| dateTime.Year | strftime('%Y', @dateTime) |
Observação
Alguns SQL foram simplificados para fins de ilustração. O SQL real é mais complexo para lidar com um intervalo maior de valores.
Funções numéricas
| .NET | SQL | Adicionado |
|---|---|---|
| -decimalValue | ef_negate(@decimalValue) | |
| decimalValue - d | ef_add(@decimalValue, ef_negate(@d)) | |
| decimalValue * d | ef_multiply(@decimalValue, @d) | |
| decimalValue / d | ef_divide(@decimalValue, @d) | |
| decimalValue % d | ef_mod(@decimalValue, @d) | |
| decimalValue + d | ef_add(@decimalValue, @d) | |
| decimalValue < d | ef_compare(@decimalValue, @d)< 0 | |
| decimalValue <= d | ef_compare(@decimalValue, @d)<= 0 | |
| decimalValue > d | ef_compare(@decimalValue, @d)> 0 | |
| decimalValue >= d | ef_compare(@decimalValue, @d)>= 0 | |
| double.DegreesToRadians(degrees) | radians(@degrees) | EF Core 8.0 |
| double.RadiansToDegrees(radians) | degrees(@dradians) | EF Core 8.0 |
| doubleValue % d | mod(@doubleValue, @d) | |
| EF.Functions.Random() | abs(random() / 9223372036854780000.0) | |
| Math.Abs(value) | abs(@value) | |
| Math.Acos(value) | acos(@value) | EF Core 8.0 |
| Math.Acosh(d) | acosh(@d) | EF Core 8.0 |
| Math.Asin(d) | asin(@d) | EF Core 8.0 |
| Math.Asinh(d) | asinh(@d) | EF Core 8.0 |
| Math.Atan(d) | atan(@d) | EF Core 8.0 |
| Math.Atan2(y, x) | atan2(@y, @x) | EF Core 8.0 |
| Math.Atanh(d) | atanh(@d) | EF Core 8.0 |
| Math.Ceiling(d) | ceiling(@d) | EF Core 8.0 |
| Math.Cos(d) | cos(@d) | EF Core 8.0 |
| Math.Cosh(value) | cosh(@value) | EF Core 8.0 |
| Math.Exp(d) | exp(@d) | EF Core 8.0 |
| Math.Floor(d) | floor(@d) | EF Core 8.0 |
| Math.Log(d) | ln(@d) | EF Core 8.0 |
| Math.Log(a, newBase) | log(@newBase, @a) | EF Core 8.0 |
| Math.Log2(x) | log2(@x) | EF Core 8.0 |
| Math.Log10(d) | log10(@d) | EF Core 8.0 |
| Math.Max(val1, val2) | max(@val1, @val2) | |
| Math.Min(val1, val2) | min(@val1, @val2) | |
| Math.Pow(x, y) | pow(@x, @y) | EF Core 8.0 |
| Math.Round(d) | round(@d) | |
| Math.Round(d, digits) | round(@d, @digits) | |
| Math.Sign(d) | sign(@d) | EF Core 8.0 |
| Math.Sin(a) | sin(@a) | EF Core 8.0 |
| Math.Sinh(value) | sinh(@value) | EF Core 8.0 |
| Math.Sqrt(d) | sqrt(@d) | EF Core 8.0 |
| Math.Tan(a) | tan(@a) | EF Core 8.0 |
| Math.Tanh(value) | tanh(@value) | EF Core 8.0 |
| Math.Truncate(d) | trunc(@d) | EF Core 8.0 |
Dica
Além dos métodos listados aqui, as implementações matemáticas genéricas correspondentes e os métodos MathF também são traduzidos. Por exemplo, Math.Sin, MathF.Sin, double.Sin e float.Sin são todos mapeados para a função sin no SQL.
Dica
As funções SQL prefixadas com ef são criadas pelo EF Core.
Funções de cadeia de caracteres
| .NET | SQL |
|---|---|
| char.ToLower(c) | lower(@c) |
| char.ToUpper(c) | upper(@c) |
| EF.Functions.Collate(operand, collation) | @operand COLLATE @collation |
| EF.Functions.Glob(matchExpression, pattern) | @matchExpression GLOB @pattern |
| EF.Functions.Like(matchExpression, pattern) | @matchExpression LIKE @pattern |
| EF.Functions.Like(matchExpression, pattern, escapeCharacter) | @matchExpression LIKE @pattern ESCAPE @escapeCharacter |
| Regex.IsMatch(input, pattern) | @input REGEXP @pattern |
| string.Compare(strA, strB) | CASE WHEN @strA = @strB THEN 0 ... END |
| string.Concat(str0, str1) | @str0 || @str1 |
| string.IsNullOrEmpty(value) | @value IS NULL OR @value = '' |
| string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(value) | @value IS NULL OR trim(@value) = '' |
| stringValue.CompareTo(strB) | CASE WHEN @stringValue = @strB THEN 0 ... END |
| stringValue.Contains(value) | instr(@stringValue, @value)> 0 |
| stringValue.EndsWith(value) | @stringValue LIKE '%' || @value |
| stringValue.FirstOrDefault() | substr(@stringValue, 1, 1) |
| stringValue.IndexOf(value) | instr(@stringValue, @value) - 1 |
| stringValue.LastOrDefault() | substr(@stringValue, length(@stringValue), 1) |
| stringValue.Length | length(@stringValue) |
| stringValue.Replace(oldValue, newValue) | replace(@stringValue, @oldValue, @newValue) |
| stringValue.StartsWith(value) | @stringValue LIKE @value || '%' |
| stringValue.Substring(startIndex) | substr(@stringValue, @startIndex + 1) |
| stringValue.Substring(startIndex, length) | substr(@stringValue, @startIndex + 1, @length) |
| stringValue.ToLower() | lower(@stringValue) |
| stringValue.ToUpper() | upper(@stringValue) |
| stringValue.Trim() | trim(@stringValue) |
| stringValue.Trim(trimChar) | trim(@stringValue, @trimChar) |
| stringValue.TrimEnd() | rtrim(@stringValue) |
| stringValue.TrimEnd(trimChar) | rtrim(@stringValue, @trimChar) |
| stringValue.TrimStart() | ltrim(@stringValue) |
| stringValue.TrimStart(trimChar) | ltrim(@stringValue, @trimChar) |
Observação
Alguns SQL foram simplificados para fins de ilustração. O SQL real é mais complexo para lidar com um intervalo maior de valores.
Funções diversas
| .NET | SQL |
|---|---|
| collection.Contains(item) | @item IN @collection |
| enumValue.HasFlag(flag) | @enumValue & @flag = @flag |
| nullable.GetValueOrDefault() | coalesce(@nullable, 0) |
| nullable.GetValueOrDefault(defaultValue) | coalesce(@nullable, @defaultValue) |
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