Dave Sheldon
Dave Sheldon
I ran into the same problem. More than likely you need to add the dll to your web project root and mark it "Copy If Newer"
You may have to add it directly to your web project and mark it "copy always" or "copy of newer". On Tue, Sep 1, 2015 at 10:55 AM zerocold96 [email protected]...
For now, I'm working around this by using an aggregate function and making 2 queries: query 1: `$[*].length()` query 2: `$[?(@.id != 2)].length()` If they're equal then it isn't in...
Thanks for the quick reply. I think my issue with your workaround is that it isn't clear whether MemberNotExist describes a missing property or just an empty array. My implementation...
Yes, I'm aware of that. I wrote the example as a toy demonstration because I didn't want to clutter it up with the aggregate function I'm actually trying to use...
I think that’s reasonable enough. My main issue at this point is that the error MemberNotExist isn’t specific enough to really determine what the issue was (invalid property or empty...
But for now I’ve taken your suggestion and am just returning [] for both kinds of errors. If you want to change this then great, otherwise I’ll work around it...