CODEWITHSUNDEEP
c#linqlinq-to-sqlsql-to-linq-conversion
Rado
Rado

Reputation: 25

LINQ syntax for SQL INNER JOINS

I'm a complete novice in linq.

I have a T-SQL statement that I don't know write in Linq.

The database tables structure looks like this: DB structure

The SQL code looks like this:

SELECT 
    e.PersonId, e.PhoneNoId, e.PhoneId, s.StateId, e.AssignDate, e.DiscardDate, e.Note
FROM
    dbo.Evidence AS e 
INNER JOIN
    dbo.Phone AS p ON e.PhoneId = p.PhoneId 
INNER JOIN
    dbo.[State] AS s ON p.StateId = s.StateId

I'd like to know how to write this code in linq with lambda expression.

Thanks for help.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 57

Answers (1)

Iliar Turdushev
Iliar Turdushev

Reputation: 5213

You can write you T-SQL query in LINQ using

  • either query expression syntax:

    // Declare query.
var query =
    from e in db.Evidence
    join p in db.Phone on e.PhoneId equals p.PhoneId
    join s in db.State on p.StateId equals s.StateId
    select new {e.PersonId, e.PhoneNoId, e.PhoneId, s.StateId, e.AssignDate, e.DiscardDate, e.Note};
// Execute query.
var result = query.ToList();

  • or method-based query syntax:

    // Declare and execute query.
var result =
    db.Evidence
       .Join(db.Phone, e => e.PhoneId, p => p.PhoneId, (e, p) => new {e, p})
       .Join(db.State, t => t.p.StateId, s => s.StateId, (t, s) =>
          new {t.e.PersonId, t.e.PhoneNoId, t.e.PhoneId, s.StateId, t.e.AssignDate, t.e.DiscardDate, t.e.Note});
       .ToList(); // Method "ToList()" executes query.

In this samples variable db is of type DbContext (I assume that you are going to use EntityFramework).

Refer next links for details:

Upvotes: 1

Related Questions