I often want to provide orderings for IQueryables that should act like secondary orderings if another is specified later.For example, the following:
I am using EF and if I use expression like: JobLinkId = jobItem.joblinkid.ToString() it throws error because it is C# function. Which method of EF canonical fun开发者_开发知识库ctions should I use
I have table called products with columns: productid , productname, productprice categoryid My problem is I want to get the number of products depending on product name along with details.I want to s
I have LINQ query that is built up in a piecemeal fashion like so: var initialQuery = from item in MyContext where xxx == yyy select item;
I have 2 controllers (DRIVER Controller and VEHICLE controller) i need to map vehicle with a driver. i have created a partial view where in one can select a vehicle to a particular driver.
How can I dynamically sort an Entity Framework query based on a value provided by client? I have 2 user inputs: one that is value to filter the project by and the other is the way to order the result
I am working with a third party database and need to select a distinct set of data for the specific market that I am looking into. The data is the same for each market, so it is redundant to pull it a
Here is an example that works in Linqpad. The problem is that I need it to work for more than two words, e.g. searchString = \"headboard bed railing\". This is a query against an index and instead of
I want to select a handful of random rows from the results of a complex query on a very large table (many millions of rows).
I am quite new to the Entity Framework, and only have recently started looking into it. I have been using Linq to SQL for sometime now in a C# enviroement and found it really wonderful to use.
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