DbExpressionBinding Class
Represents an input set to relational expressions such as DbFilterExpression, DbProjectExpression, and DbJoinExpression. This class cannot be inherited.
Assembly: System.Data.Entity (in System.Data.Entity.dll)
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
![]() | Expression | Gets or sets the DbExpression that defines the input set. |
![]() | Variable | Gets the DbVariableReferenceExpression that references the element variable. |
![]() | VariableName | Gets the name assigned to the element variable. |
![]() | VariableType | Gets the type metadata of the element variable. |
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
![]() | Equals(Object^) | Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.(Inherited from Object.) |
![]() | GetHashCode() | Serves as the default hash function. (Inherited from Object.) |
![]() | GetType() | |
![]() | ToString() | Returns a string that represents the current object.(Inherited from Object.) |
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
![]() | All(DbExpression^) | Overloaded. Creates a new DbQuantifierExpression that determines whether the given predicate holds for all elements of the input set. (Defined by DbExpressionBuilder.) |
![]() | Any(DbExpression^) | Overloaded. Creates a new DbQuantifierExpression that determines whether the given predicate holds for any element of the input set.(Defined by DbExpressionBuilder.) |
![]() | CrossApply(DbExpressionBinding^) | Overloaded. Creates a new DbApplyExpression that evaluates the given apply expression once for each element of a given input set, producing a collection of rows with corresponding input and apply columns. Rows for which apply evaluates to an empty set are not included. (Defined by DbExpressionBuilder.) |
![]() | Filter(DbExpression^) | Creates a new DbFilterExpression that filters the elements in the given input set using the specified predicate. (Defined by DbExpressionBuilder.) |
![]() | FullOuterJoin(DbExpressionBinding^, DbExpression^) | Overloaded. Creates a new DbJoinExpression that joins the sets specified by the left and right expression bindings, on the specified join condition, using FullOuterJoin as the DbExpressionKind.(Defined by DbExpressionBuilder.) |
![]() | InnerJoin(DbExpressionBinding^, DbExpression^) | Overloaded. Creates a new DbJoinExpression that joins the sets specified by the left and right expression bindings, on the specified join condition, using InnerJoin as the DbExpressionKind.(Defined by DbExpressionBuilder.) |
![]() | LeftOuterJoin(DbExpressionBinding^, DbExpression^) | Overloaded. Creates a new DbJoinExpression that joins the sets specified by the left and right expression bindings, on the specified join condition, using LeftOuterJoin as the DbExpressionKind.(Defined by DbExpressionBuilder.) |
![]() | OuterApply(DbExpressionBinding^) | Overloaded. Creates a new DbApplyExpression that evaluates the given apply expression once for each element of a given input set, producing a collection of rows with corresponding input and apply columns. Rows for which apply evaluates to an empty set have an apply column value of null. (Defined by DbExpressionBuilder.) |
![]() | Project(DbExpression^) | Creates a new DbProjectExpression that projects the specified expression over the given input set. (Defined by DbExpressionBuilder.) |
![]() | Skip(IEnumerable<DbSortClause^>^, DbExpression^) | Overloaded. Creates a new DbSkipExpression that sorts the given input set by the given sort specifications before skipping the specified number of elements.(Defined by DbExpressionBuilder.) |
![]() | Sort(IEnumerable<DbSortClause^>^) | Creates a new DbSortExpression that sorts the given input set by the specified sort specifications.(Defined by DbExpressionBuilder.) |
This class is very similar to a foreach traversal with a binding to each element of the traversal. This class is provided as a helper class for many of the expressions that correspond to relational operators.
Available since 3.5
Any public static ( Shared in Visual Basic) members of this type are thread safe. Any instance members are not guaranteed to be thread safe.

