I have a collection of objects which are: someDate someString I need to select objects that are different by this two fields.
I have two Generic Lists containing different types, for the sake of example, lets call them Products and Employees. I\'m trying to find Products that are based at the same location as Em开发者_Python
I got something like this: int, string ------------ 1, \'test1\' 1, \'test2\' 2, \'test1\' 2, \'test2\' 2, \'test3\'
How can i convert linq to object query or any other Func delegate to string like sql statements for example
I have a Collection<IStatements> statements which has public interface IStatements { IDocuments Documents { get; set; }
This works: var Result = from e in actual.Elements select new { Key = e.Key, ValueNumber = e.Value.ValueNumber,
What I am ultimately trying to do is bulk insert the values from a dictionary into the database. He开发者_Go百科re is how my dictionary is setup:
How do I map string arrays to a list of objects?A for loop would do it but wondering if there\'s a more elegant way to do this?Perha开发者_运维问答ps with Linq?
In my VB.NET code, I have something like this: A collection of clsEmployees, which is made up of clsEmployee objects.
I\'ve got a BadImageFormatException error in this little code below. I know it isn\'t good practice to write a program in this way but it seems to be a bug in .NET Framework, not in my code.
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