I have a Team object, a team has multiple players. In order to determine the number of players who are not substitutes, I have created the following property on the TeamEntity:

/// <summary>
/// Returns a list of all regular (non-substitute) players.
/// </summary>
public RosterCollection RegularPlayers
{
    get
    {
        IPredicateExpression _filter = new PredicateExpression ();
        _filter.Add (RosterFields.IsSub == false);
        RosterCollection _players = RosterCollectionViaRosterTeam;
        _players.GetMulti (_filter);
        return _players;
    }
}

When I call team.RegularPlayers.Count, it is returning 15, which isn't correct because there are only 13 items in the RosterTeam table.

Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

jeremiah

Most probably you are referncing a collection that already contains some items. Try to use the following instead:

RosterCollection _players = new RosterCollection();

Or

RosterCollection _players = RosterCollectionViaRosterTeam;
_players.Clear();

Thanks! I was able to correct it after you said that. I didn't realize that would affect things that way. I just created additional AddWithAnd items in the filter.