Translating ODataQueryOptions for Model1 to Model2 would depend on the structure and properties of each model. Below are some general steps that can be taken to perform the translation:
Compare the properties of Model1 and Model2 to identify any differences in naming or structure. This will help determine if any properties need to be mapped or transformed.
Build a new ODataQueryOptions object for Model2 and initialize it with the values of the original ODataQueryOptions for Model1.
For $filter and $select options, any differences in property names or structure should be handled using a custom mapping function or simple string replacement.
For $top, $orderby, and $skip options, the values can simply be copied over from Model1 to Model2 since these options do not depend on specific property names.
Once the new ODataQueryOptions object for Model2 is created, it can be used to retrieve the desired data from the Model2 data source.
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