I want to use SQL Server's Full Text Search CONTAINS through EF.Functions.Contains for doing full text search in my database.

Everything works fine with one parameter as property reference but I can find no way to use more than one property reference.

C# code with one property reference:

var test = await dbContext.MyTable.Where(x => EF.Functions.Contains(x.Column1, searchText)).ToListAsync();

Will be successfully translated to sql code like bellow:

select * from MyTable where contains(Column1 , N'SearchText')

But how can I write a C# code which give me the bellow sql code:

select * from MyTable where contains((Column1, Column2) , N'SearchText')

This way doesn't work:

Expression<Func<MyTable, object>>[] propertyReferences =  { x => x.Column1 , x=> x.Column2 }; 
var test = await dbContext.MyTable.Where(x => EF.Functions.Contains(propertyReferences, searchText)).ToListAsync();

And also this way doesn't work:

var test = await dbContext.MyTable.Where(x => EF.Functions.Contains(new {x.Column1 , x.Column2 }, searchText)).ToListAsync();