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Majestic
Majestic

Reputation: 938

Linq query - Join 2 tables

I want to make a join between 2 tables as you can see in the picture.

Join between SITE and CONFIGURE

I just start on C#.

Here what I've already done :

var sitesDB = from sites in this.lSites
    from configure in sites.CONFIGURECollection
    where sites.ID == configure.SITE_ID
    select sites.KEY;

It's not working.

And : 

var sitesDB = from sites in this.lSites
    from configure in sites.CONFIGURECollection
    join config in this.lSites on sites.ID equals config.ID
    select sites.KEY;

Not working.

Here the declaration of lSites :

public List<SITE> lSites { get; private set; }

I want to make this join because I have to add columns in a table according to this join. Thank you ! :)

Upvotes: 1

Views: 584

Answers (2)

Fredrik Ljung
Fredrik Ljung

Reputation: 1475

I have three possible solutions to you based on the possibilities of what you might be trying to do:

  1. SITE and CONFIGURE are different tables in a database or storage. You should then have references to both those tables and your query will look like this (assuming the CONFIGURE-table is referenced as lconfigure):

    var sitesDB = from site in lsites
              join config in lconfigure on sites.ID equals config.ID
              select site.Key;

  2. However if you only have the one list of sites as your declaration example shows then looking at what your query seems to attempt to do, you are actually after finding all sites that have references to configurations with the same ID. This query will do that:

    var sitesDB = from site in lsites
              where site.CONFIGURECollection.Where(x => x.ID == l1.ID).FirstOrDefault() != null
              select site.Key;

  3. The fundamental problem is that you are trying to join the tables on each site with all sites. If you want to do that you can first add all CONFIGURECollection:s into one list and use that.

    var lconfigure = new List<CONFIGURE>();
foreach (var site in sites)
{
    lconfigure.AddRange(site.CONFIGURECollection);
}

After that you use the first query I listed.

Upvotes: 2

Shilpa Soni
Shilpa Soni

Reputation: 2142

Do you want something like this:

from sites in this.lSites
join configure in sites.CONFIGURECollection on sites.ID equals configure.SITE_ID
select sites.key;

Upvotes: 0

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