IPropertyExpression Methods

Mathematically adds the given expression to the current expression

Logically "ands" the given expression with the current expression

Determines if the result is between the two given expressions

Collates the previous expression using the given collation instance (normally this is used directly after Property(String) when it is part of a Where(IExpression) or OrderBy(IOrdering))

Matehematically divides the current and given expressions

Returns an expression that will evaluate whether or not the given and current expression are equal

Specifies where to retrieve the property from (necessary in instances where the query is coming from multiple sources)

Returns an expression that will evaluate whether or not the given expression is greater than the current one

Returns an expression that will evaluate whether or not the given expression is greater than or equal to the current one

Returns an expression to test whether or not the given expression is contained in the given list of expressions

Returns an expression to test whether or not the given expression is the same as the current current expression

Returns an expression to test whether or not the given expression is NOT the same as the current current expression

Gets an expression representing if the current expression is null or missing (i.e. does not have a value)

Returns an expression that will evaluate whether or not the given expression is less than the current one

Returns an expression that will evaluate whether or not the given expression is less than or equal to the current one

Returns an expression that will evaluate whether or not the given expression is "LIKE" the current one

Returns an modulo math expression using the current and given expressions as operands

Returns a multiply expression using the current and given expressions as operands

Returns an expression that will evaluate whether or not the given and current expression are not equal

Gets an expression representing if the current expression is neither null nor missing (i.e. has a value)

Logically "ors" the given expression with the current expression

Returns an expression that will evaluate whether or not the given expression regex matches the current one

Mathematically subtracts the given expression to the current expression