I am having problems querying many-to-many relationships in Linq To Entities.
I am basically trying to replicate this query using Linq:...Select *
FROM Customer
LEFT JOIN CustomerInterest ON Customer.CustomerID = CustomerInterest.CustomerID
LEFT JOIN In...
There are many examples of outer join using Linq to Sql, all of them hinging on ...DefaultIfEmpty()... which is not supported with Linq to Entity Framework....Does this mean that outer join is not possible with Linq to Entity using .NET 3.5 (I understand ...
I have the following tables...ClassRoom (ClassID,ClassName)...StudentClass (StudentID,ClassID)...Student (StudentID,StudentName,Etc..)...StudentDescription. (StudentDescriptionID,StudentID,StudentDescription)...I want to retrieve all the inform...
I have read all the posts related to implementing the equivalent of a LEFT OUTER JOIN in Linq to Entities (.NET 3.5) when using the Entity Framework, but have yet to find a solution to the following problem....Given two tables, represented by the objects ...
How do I change this query so it returns all u.usergroups?...from u in usergroups
from p in u.UsergroupPrices
select new UsergroupPricesList
{
UsergroupID = u.UsergroupID,
UsergroupName = u.UsergroupName,
Price = p.Price
};
I'm using Entity Framework 6 and I have few entities and a query like the following:...var results = (from e1 in dataContext.Entity1
.Where(x => x.Key1 == 1)
from e2 in dataContext.Entity2
.Where(x => x...
Thank you in advance for your help.
I'm a little confused about a situation that occurred to me when using the ...include()... method ...Entity Framework 6....
As I understand it, the include method works as ...LEFT JOIN... when the enclosed object is ...