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I have an ASP.NET Core Web API endpoint, a SQL Server stored procedure is called to get the data.

Amongst the columns of the resulting DbSet<> the n is the counter with integer value (not NULL), and the mnozstvi (quantity) defined as numeric(19, 4), with NULL allowed.

The stored procedure is called like this:

public async Task<List<PolozkaKosiku>> GetAllAsync(string kodZakaznika)
{
    SqlParameter kodz = new SqlParameter("@kod_zakaznika", kodZakaznika);
    var polozkyKosiku = dbContext.Kosik
            .FromSql($"EXECUTE usp_kosik @kod_zakaznika={kodz}")
            .ToListAsync();

    return await polozkyKosiku;     
}

The PolozkaKosiku (BasketItem) defines the model

public class PolozkaKosiku
{
    [Column(TypeName = "int")]
    public int n { get; }

    [Column(TypeName = "numeric(19, 4)")]
    public decimal? Mnozstvi { get; set; }
}

There is also the related PolozkaKosikuDto class and the AutoMapper definition.

The Swagger UI shows the data were retrieved successfully

However, the n is always 0. When checking the results of calling the stored procedure the mnozstvi shows the expected values. The n correctly numbers the rows:

I am stuck. Being new to ASP.NET Core Web API and EF, I do not know where to search for the bug.

One my guess is that it may be related to the modelBuilder. Earlier, the result was taken directly from the table. However, the stored procedures was introduced to enhance the records by related information, including the n as the order of the item. Also, the kosik table has the key ID, not the n (the n is not inside the table):

modelBuilder.Entity<PolozkaKosiku>()
    .ToTable("kosik")
    .HasKey(new string[] { "n" });

The n was declared as a key only to make the code working somehow.

Where is the bug?

I have an ASP.NET Core Web API endpoint, a SQL Server stored procedure is called to get the data.

Amongst the columns of the resulting DbSet<> the n is the counter with integer value (not NULL), and the mnozstvi (quantity) defined as numeric(19, 4), with NULL allowed.

The stored procedure is called like this:

public async Task<List<PolozkaKosiku>> GetAllAsync(string kodZakaznika)
{
    SqlParameter kodz = new SqlParameter("@kod_zakaznika", kodZakaznika);
    var polozkyKosiku = dbContext.Kosik
            .FromSql($"EXECUTE usp_kosik @kod_zakaznika={kodz}")
            .ToListAsync();

    return await polozkyKosiku;     
}

The PolozkaKosiku (BasketItem) defines the model

public class PolozkaKosiku
{
    [Column(TypeName = "int")]
    public int n { get; }

    [Column(TypeName = "numeric(19, 4)")]
    public decimal? Mnozstvi { get; set; }
}

There is also the related PolozkaKosikuDto class and the AutoMapper definition.

The Swagger UI shows the data were retrieved successfully

However, the n is always 0. When checking the results of calling the stored procedure the mnozstvi shows the expected values. The n correctly numbers the rows:

I am stuck. Being new to ASP.NET Core Web API and EF, I do not know where to search for the bug.

One my guess is that it may be related to the modelBuilder. Earlier, the result was taken directly from the table. However, the stored procedures was introduced to enhance the records by related information, including the n as the order of the item. Also, the kosik table has the key ID, not the n (the n is not inside the table):

modelBuilder.Entity<PolozkaKosiku>()
    .ToTable("kosik")
    .HasKey(new string[] { "n" });

The n was declared as a key only to make the code working somehow.

Where is the bug?

• entity-framework
• asp-core-webapi

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• 1 Just use EF Core Power Tools to create the correct mapping for you – ErikEJ Commented Feb 26 at 13:54
• Go figure, if the stored procedure doesn't return n then how should it get a value? – Gert Arnold Commented Feb 26 at 16:24

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The property n in class PolozkaKosiku has no setter. EF can't set the value for read only property.

Modify your class

public class PolozkaKosiku
{
    [Column(TypeName = "int")]
    public int n { get; set; }

I have an ASP.NET Core Web API endpoint, a SQL Server stored procedure is called to get the data.

Amongst the columns of the resulting DbSet<> the n is the counter with integer value (not NULL), and the mnozstvi (quantity) defined as numeric(19, 4), with NULL allowed.

The stored procedure is called like this:

public async Task<List<PolozkaKosiku>> GetAllAsync(string kodZakaznika)
{
    SqlParameter kodz = new SqlParameter("@kod_zakaznika", kodZakaznika);
    var polozkyKosiku = dbContext.Kosik
            .FromSql($"EXECUTE usp_kosik @kod_zakaznika={kodz}")
            .ToListAsync();

    return await polozkyKosiku;     
}

The PolozkaKosiku (BasketItem) defines the model

public class PolozkaKosiku
{
    [Column(TypeName = "int")]
    public int n { get; }

    [Column(TypeName = "numeric(19, 4)")]
    public decimal? Mnozstvi { get; set; }
}

There is also the related PolozkaKosikuDto class and the AutoMapper definition.

The Swagger UI shows the data were retrieved successfully

However, the n is always 0. When checking the results of calling the stored procedure the mnozstvi shows the expected values. The n correctly numbers the rows:

I am stuck. Being new to ASP.NET Core Web API and EF, I do not know where to search for the bug.

One my guess is that it may be related to the modelBuilder. Earlier, the result was taken directly from the table. However, the stored procedures was introduced to enhance the records by related information, including the n as the order of the item. Also, the kosik table has the key ID, not the n (the n is not inside the table):

modelBuilder.Entity<PolozkaKosiku>()
    .ToTable("kosik")
    .HasKey(new string[] { "n" });

The n was declared as a key only to make the code working somehow.

Where is the bug?

I have an ASP.NET Core Web API endpoint, a SQL Server stored procedure is called to get the data.

Amongst the columns of the resulting DbSet<> the n is the counter with integer value (not NULL), and the mnozstvi (quantity) defined as numeric(19, 4), with NULL allowed.

The stored procedure is called like this:

public async Task<List<PolozkaKosiku>> GetAllAsync(string kodZakaznika)
{
    SqlParameter kodz = new SqlParameter("@kod_zakaznika", kodZakaznika);
    var polozkyKosiku = dbContext.Kosik
            .FromSql($"EXECUTE usp_kosik @kod_zakaznika={kodz}")
            .ToListAsync();

    return await polozkyKosiku;     
}

The PolozkaKosiku (BasketItem) defines the model

public class PolozkaKosiku
{
    [Column(TypeName = "int")]
    public int n { get; }

    [Column(TypeName = "numeric(19, 4)")]
    public decimal? Mnozstvi { get; set; }
}

There is also the related PolozkaKosikuDto class and the AutoMapper definition.

The Swagger UI shows the data were retrieved successfully

However, the n is always 0. When checking the results of calling the stored procedure the mnozstvi shows the expected values. The n correctly numbers the rows:

I am stuck. Being new to ASP.NET Core Web API and EF, I do not know where to search for the bug.

One my guess is that it may be related to the modelBuilder. Earlier, the result was taken directly from the table. However, the stored procedures was introduced to enhance the records by related information, including the n as the order of the item. Also, the kosik table has the key ID, not the n (the n is not inside the table):

modelBuilder.Entity<PolozkaKosiku>()
    .ToTable("kosik")
    .HasKey(new string[] { "n" });

The n was declared as a key only to make the code working somehow.

Where is the bug?

• entity-framework
• asp-core-webapi

Share Improve this question Follow edited Feb 26 at 15:11 marc_s 755k184184 gold badges1.4k1.4k silver badges1.5k1.5k bronze badges asked Feb 26 at 13:35 peprpepr 20.8k1515 gold badges8282 silver badges144144 bronze badges 2

• 1 Just use EF Core Power Tools to create the correct mapping for you – ErikEJ Commented Feb 26 at 13:54
• Go figure, if the stored procedure doesn't return n then how should it get a value? – Gert Arnold Commented Feb 26 at 16:24

Add a comment  | 

1 Answer 1

Sorted by: Reset to default 1

The property n in class PolozkaKosiku has no setter. EF can't set the value for read only property.

Modify your class

public class PolozkaKosiku
{
    [Column(TypeName = "int")]
    public int n { get; set; }

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