symfony - How can i override easyAdminBundle Controller -

i want know how override easyadminbundle controller. actually, want write custom query database , don't want use dqlfilter.

following config.yml file.

 easy_admin:     site_name: 'site mame .'     entities:         user:             class: employeebundle\entity\employeelogin             controller: employeebundle\controller\usercontroller             form:                 fields: ['id', {property : 'username', label : 'users'}, {property: 'status', type:'choice', type_options: {choices: {'active':'1', 'deactive':'0'}}}]             new:                 title: 'add login'                 form_options: { validation_groups: ['default', 'employeelogin'] }                 fields: ['-id']             edit:                 title:  'edit login details'                 form_options: { validation_groups: ['default'] }             label: 'employees'             list:                 title: "%%entity_label%% customers"                 help: 'the list view overrides global message'                 fields: ['id', {property : 'username', label : 'users'}, {property: 'status', type: 'boolean'}, {property : 'lastlogin',format: 'd j-n-y, h:i:s'}] 

and usercontroller extend baseadmincontroller please let me know how can customize query repository or within controller

namespace employeebundle\controller;  use javiereguiluz\bundle\easyadminbundle\controller\admincontroller baseadmincontroller; use symfony\component\httpfoundation\request;  class usercontroller extends baseadmincontroller {     public function listuseraction()     {      } } 

i did , wrkd hope helpful somone else

public function createlistquerybuilder($entityclass, $sortdirection, $sortfield = null, $dqlfilter = null)       {           $response =  parent::createlistquerybuilder('employeelogin, employeemaster', $sortdirection, $sortfield, $dqlfilter); // todo: change autogenerated stub             $response->join('entity.userid','emp');           $response->andwhere('emp.lastname = :role')->setparameter('role', 'sagir');             return $response;