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c# - Dynamic LINQ DateTime Comparison String Building - Linq To Entities

I'm using the dynamic LINQ library by Scott Guthrie together with Entity Framework and C#.

I have to build my where string into a variable based on several factors and then pass the string variable to the where clause. For some reason, this will work:

ContactList = ContactList.Where("DateAdded >= @0", DateTime.Parse("12/1/2012"));

But this will not work

string WhereClause = string.Format("DateAdded >= {0}", DateTime.Parse("12/1/2012"));
ContactList = ContactList.Where(WhereClause);

As mentioned, I need to use it in the version of passing the variable. Anyone know why the second doesn't work?

Thanks in advance!

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I was able to get it working with a slightly different string format using the information here.

Doing this worked fine for me:

ContactList.Where("DateAdded >= DateTime(2013, 06, 18)")

Note this does not work at all with DateTimeOffset columns.


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