async query in cosmos db





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I'm trying to do a query in cosmos db. I want a async query. The query return me only one element. In the web I have seen how to do it when query return more than one element. This is my method:



    public async Task<TenantDetails> ReadBrokerSettings(string tenantId)
{
FeedOptions queryOptions = new FeedOptions { MaxItemCount = -1 };

var tenantDTO = this._client.CreateDocumentQuery<TenantDTO>(
UriFactory.CreateDocumentCollectionUri(_idDatabase, _idCollection), queryOptions)
.Where(f => f.tenantId == tenantId)
.AsEnumerable()
.SingleOrDefault();

return tenantDTO != null ? _iTenantAssembler.DtoToEntity(tenantDTO) : null;
}


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    I'm trying to do a query in cosmos db. I want a async query. The query return me only one element. In the web I have seen how to do it when query return more than one element. This is my method:



        public async Task<TenantDetails> ReadBrokerSettings(string tenantId)
    {
    FeedOptions queryOptions = new FeedOptions { MaxItemCount = -1 };

    var tenantDTO = this._client.CreateDocumentQuery<TenantDTO>(
    UriFactory.CreateDocumentCollectionUri(_idDatabase, _idCollection), queryOptions)
    .Where(f => f.tenantId == tenantId)
    .AsEnumerable()
    .SingleOrDefault();

    return tenantDTO != null ? _iTenantAssembler.DtoToEntity(tenantDTO) : null;
    }


    Compiler say me than it isn't async. Thanks










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      I'm trying to do a query in cosmos db. I want a async query. The query return me only one element. In the web I have seen how to do it when query return more than one element. This is my method:



          public async Task<TenantDetails> ReadBrokerSettings(string tenantId)
      {
      FeedOptions queryOptions = new FeedOptions { MaxItemCount = -1 };

      var tenantDTO = this._client.CreateDocumentQuery<TenantDTO>(
      UriFactory.CreateDocumentCollectionUri(_idDatabase, _idCollection), queryOptions)
      .Where(f => f.tenantId == tenantId)
      .AsEnumerable()
      .SingleOrDefault();

      return tenantDTO != null ? _iTenantAssembler.DtoToEntity(tenantDTO) : null;
      }


      Compiler say me than it isn't async. Thanks










      share|improve this question
















      I'm trying to do a query in cosmos db. I want a async query. The query return me only one element. In the web I have seen how to do it when query return more than one element. This is my method:



          public async Task<TenantDetails> ReadBrokerSettings(string tenantId)
      {
      FeedOptions queryOptions = new FeedOptions { MaxItemCount = -1 };

      var tenantDTO = this._client.CreateDocumentQuery<TenantDTO>(
      UriFactory.CreateDocumentCollectionUri(_idDatabase, _idCollection), queryOptions)
      .Where(f => f.tenantId == tenantId)
      .AsEnumerable()
      .SingleOrDefault();

      return tenantDTO != null ? _iTenantAssembler.DtoToEntity(tenantDTO) : null;
      }


      Compiler say me than it isn't async. Thanks







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      edited Jan 5 at 6:26









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          That's because it's not async. You need to convert it to a document query and use the HasMoreResults + ExecuteNextAsync combination and use the await keyword on the ExecuteNextAsync.



          Here is a working example:



          public async Task<TenantDetails> ReadBrokerSettings(string tenantId)
          {
          FeedOptions queryOptions = new FeedOptions { MaxItemCount = 1 };

          var query = this._client.CreateDocumentQuery<TenantDTO>(
          UriFactory.CreateDocumentCollectionUri(_idDatabase, _idCollection), queryOptions)
          .Where(f => f.tenantId == tenantId).AsDocumentQuery();

          while(query.HasMoreResults)
          {
          var results = await query.ExecuteNextAsync();
          if(results.Any())
          {
          return _iTenantAssembler.DtoToEntity(results.Single());
          }
          }

          return null;
          }





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          • But can I take the differents variables from results?

            – CMorillo
            Jan 4 at 11:42











          • @CMorillo What do you mean by "differents variables"?

            – Nick Chapsas
            Jan 4 at 11:46











          • Forget it, your code works very well

            – CMorillo
            Jan 4 at 11:52












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          That's because it's not async. You need to convert it to a document query and use the HasMoreResults + ExecuteNextAsync combination and use the await keyword on the ExecuteNextAsync.



          Here is a working example:



          public async Task<TenantDetails> ReadBrokerSettings(string tenantId)
          {
          FeedOptions queryOptions = new FeedOptions { MaxItemCount = 1 };

          var query = this._client.CreateDocumentQuery<TenantDTO>(
          UriFactory.CreateDocumentCollectionUri(_idDatabase, _idCollection), queryOptions)
          .Where(f => f.tenantId == tenantId).AsDocumentQuery();

          while(query.HasMoreResults)
          {
          var results = await query.ExecuteNextAsync();
          if(results.Any())
          {
          return _iTenantAssembler.DtoToEntity(results.Single());
          }
          }

          return null;
          }





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          • But can I take the differents variables from results?

            – CMorillo
            Jan 4 at 11:42











          • @CMorillo What do you mean by "differents variables"?

            – Nick Chapsas
            Jan 4 at 11:46











          • Forget it, your code works very well

            – CMorillo
            Jan 4 at 11:52
















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          That's because it's not async. You need to convert it to a document query and use the HasMoreResults + ExecuteNextAsync combination and use the await keyword on the ExecuteNextAsync.



          Here is a working example:



          public async Task<TenantDetails> ReadBrokerSettings(string tenantId)
          {
          FeedOptions queryOptions = new FeedOptions { MaxItemCount = 1 };

          var query = this._client.CreateDocumentQuery<TenantDTO>(
          UriFactory.CreateDocumentCollectionUri(_idDatabase, _idCollection), queryOptions)
          .Where(f => f.tenantId == tenantId).AsDocumentQuery();

          while(query.HasMoreResults)
          {
          var results = await query.ExecuteNextAsync();
          if(results.Any())
          {
          return _iTenantAssembler.DtoToEntity(results.Single());
          }
          }

          return null;
          }





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          • But can I take the differents variables from results?

            – CMorillo
            Jan 4 at 11:42











          • @CMorillo What do you mean by "differents variables"?

            – Nick Chapsas
            Jan 4 at 11:46











          • Forget it, your code works very well

            – CMorillo
            Jan 4 at 11:52














          0












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          That's because it's not async. You need to convert it to a document query and use the HasMoreResults + ExecuteNextAsync combination and use the await keyword on the ExecuteNextAsync.



          Here is a working example:



          public async Task<TenantDetails> ReadBrokerSettings(string tenantId)
          {
          FeedOptions queryOptions = new FeedOptions { MaxItemCount = 1 };

          var query = this._client.CreateDocumentQuery<TenantDTO>(
          UriFactory.CreateDocumentCollectionUri(_idDatabase, _idCollection), queryOptions)
          .Where(f => f.tenantId == tenantId).AsDocumentQuery();

          while(query.HasMoreResults)
          {
          var results = await query.ExecuteNextAsync();
          if(results.Any())
          {
          return _iTenantAssembler.DtoToEntity(results.Single());
          }
          }

          return null;
          }





          share|improve this answer















          That's because it's not async. You need to convert it to a document query and use the HasMoreResults + ExecuteNextAsync combination and use the await keyword on the ExecuteNextAsync.



          Here is a working example:



          public async Task<TenantDetails> ReadBrokerSettings(string tenantId)
          {
          FeedOptions queryOptions = new FeedOptions { MaxItemCount = 1 };

          var query = this._client.CreateDocumentQuery<TenantDTO>(
          UriFactory.CreateDocumentCollectionUri(_idDatabase, _idCollection), queryOptions)
          .Where(f => f.tenantId == tenantId).AsDocumentQuery();

          while(query.HasMoreResults)
          {
          var results = await query.ExecuteNextAsync();
          if(results.Any())
          {
          return _iTenantAssembler.DtoToEntity(results.Single());
          }
          }

          return null;
          }






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          • But can I take the differents variables from results?

            – CMorillo
            Jan 4 at 11:42











          • @CMorillo What do you mean by "differents variables"?

            – Nick Chapsas
            Jan 4 at 11:46











          • Forget it, your code works very well

            – CMorillo
            Jan 4 at 11:52



















          • But can I take the differents variables from results?

            – CMorillo
            Jan 4 at 11:42











          • @CMorillo What do you mean by "differents variables"?

            – Nick Chapsas
            Jan 4 at 11:46











          • Forget it, your code works very well

            – CMorillo
            Jan 4 at 11:52

















          But can I take the differents variables from results?

          – CMorillo
          Jan 4 at 11:42





          But can I take the differents variables from results?

          – CMorillo
          Jan 4 at 11:42













          @CMorillo What do you mean by "differents variables"?

          – Nick Chapsas
          Jan 4 at 11:46





          @CMorillo What do you mean by "differents variables"?

          – Nick Chapsas
          Jan 4 at 11:46













          Forget it, your code works very well

          – CMorillo
          Jan 4 at 11:52





          Forget it, your code works very well

          – CMorillo
          Jan 4 at 11:52




















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