Reputation: 151
I am trying to convert this code:
var query2 = from b in db.MU_Reports
join downtime in db.Downtime_Reports on b.Shift equals downtime.Shift
where downtime.Downtime_Code.Equals("9185")
group downtime by new { b.Date, b.Shift, b.Machine_Number, b.MU } into g
select new
{
Date = g.Key.Date,
Shift = g.Key.Shift,
Machine = g.Key.Machine_Number,
MU = g.Key.MU,
No_Work_Hours = g.Sum(x => x.Total_DownTime)
};
To look something like this one:
var query = db.MU_Reports.Join(db.Downtime_Reports, b=> b.Shift, c=> c.Shift, (b , c) => new { b, thisshift = c })
.Where(n => n.thisshift.Down_TIme_Codes.Equals("9185"))
.GroupBy(d=> new { d.b.Date, d.b.Shift, d.b.Machine_Number, d.b.MU }, d => d.b)
.Select (g=> new
{
Date = g.Key.Date,
Shift = g.Key.Shift,
Machine = g.Key.Machine_Number,
MU = g.Key.MU,
No_Work_Hours = g.Sum(i => i.Total_DownTime)
}).ToList();
As you can see I am very close. My only issue is the last statement No_Work_Hours = g.Sum(i => i.Total_DownTime)
It is trying to get the Total_DownTime
from db.MU_Reports
but it needs to come from db.Downtime_Reports
. I am new to c# and am doing this to understand the program I created better.
Upvotes: 2
Views: 124
Reputation: 32266
Your second argument to GroupBy
should be d => d.thisshift
instead of d => d.b
. That corresponds to the group downtime by
, but by doing d => d.b
it's like you're doing group b by
var query = db.MU_Reports
.Join(
db.Downtime_Reports,
b=> b.Shift,
c=> c.Shift,
(b , c) => new { b, thisshift = c })
.Where(n => n.thisshift.Down_TIme_Codes.Equals("9185"))
.GroupBy(
d=> new { d.b.Date, d.b.Shift, d.b.Machine_Number, d.b.MU },
d => d.thisshift)
.Select (g=> new
{
Date = g.Key.Date,
Shift = g.Key.Shift,
Machine = g.Key.Machine_Number,
MU = g.Key.MU,
No_Work_Hours = g.Sum(i => i.Total_DownTime)
})
.ToList();
Upvotes: 2