Alexey

> Does it work with `.Any()` replaced with `.Count() > 0` ? No it does not work. I have got same exception.

First and second examples are equal. The first example is an expansion of the parentheses of the second example.

For reproduce problem you can create any query for any model. For example, you have model Users. This query will throw exception: ```cs var result = (from ua in ctx.Users...

> No it does not work. I have got same exception. No it does not work. I have got same exception.

This example complete fine: ```cs (from ua in ctx.UserInApps where ua.UserId == userId && ctx.RoleInRoles.Any() && true && true select 1).ToLinqToDB(); result.ToArray(); ``` This example complete with exception: ```cs (from...

This example complete with exception too: ```cs var result = (from ua in ctx.UserInApps.AsCte("UserInApps") where ua.UserId == userId && ctx.RoleInRoles.Any() && ctx.RoleInRoles.Any() && ctx.RoleInRoles.Any() select 1).ToLinqToDB(); result.ToArray(); ``` Have linqtodb...

> > Have linqtodb some stricts or limits in conditions? > > No, for some unknown reason library not transformed EF Core's Exprersssion to our representation. > > As a...

> > Have linqtodb some stricts or limits in conditions? > > No, for some unknown reason library not transformed EF Core's Exprersssion to our representation. > > As a...