Query Builderlink

Radzen Blazor Studio generates service classes for database access. Your data is exposed as a set of methods that retrieve or manipulate data. For example to get the records from the Orders table you use the GetOrders method. In Blazor server applications this method accepts an argument of type Radzen.Query which allows to page, sort, filter the data. In Blazor WASM application the GetOrders method has separate arguments that map to OData parameters for filtering, sorting and paging ($filter, $orderby, $top, $skip).

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Filterlink

To filter the data follow these steps:

1. Find the Invoke statement in the method editor. In Blazor server applications it is typically in the OnInitializedAsync method. In WASM applications it is usually in the method which handles the LoadData event of a RadzenDataGrid instance.
2. Click the Query Builder button in the property grid.
3. Add one or more filters - select a property, pick a comparison operator and specify the target value.
4. Click OK

Sortlink

To sort the data follow the same steps. Just add the properties you want to sort by and specify the sort direction.

Expandlink

The Query Builder allows you to "expand" composite properties (related objects or colletions). Expanding means to eagerly load related data.

In Blazor server applications this is equivalent to using the Include Entity Framework method (which does SQL JOIN under the hood). In Blazor WASM applications expanding is literally using the $expand OData operation.

In Query Builder simply check the required properties. Radzen Blazor Studio will only list the properties that can be expanded (objects and collections).

Selectlink

In Blazor WASM applications you can also select what properties to return from the OData service which Radzen Blazor Studio has generated for your database. This is equivalent to the $select odata operator. If you don't specify it all properties will be returned.

In Query Builder check the properties you want to be returned from the service.