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FWIW, I tried running: http://localhost:64771/Products?$apply=groupby((Category),aggregate($count%20as%20GroupCount))&$count=true&$orderby=Category against #400 from KenitoInc’s repo and still get the error: `The query specified in the URI is not valid. The given model does not contain...

Thanks @MattiaMagliocchetti! I had some time to try your fixes out last Friday afternoon, and with the caveat that you still have to use db.Item.ToList().AsQueryable(); in your controllers, your fix...

In practice it works ok for tables with several hundred thousand rows – I just did a random groupby on a table with 345000 rows and it took about 7...

Hi Garrett, Yes, I took the written changes Mattia contributed further up in the thread and made a PR from them. I have tested it and we are using it...

Moving from mysql/mssql to pgsql using aspnetcore odata - we've run into this also. Being able to just specify it in the DBContext for orderby would be enough for us...

I'd also like to see additional documentation explaining how/when to use IDesignTimeDbContextFactory and also the -s option. In my case, my DbContext derived classes are in .net standard 2.0 projects...

Yes – I tried using EntityParameter just now and it didn’t help – ODataActionParameters is always null in my controller when any of the parameters contain a spatial property unfortunately....

I can confirm that this does work with exchange 2016 - the key is to not use the built-in Administrator account which Microsoft seems to have blocked access to in...