Reputation: 5323
I managed to turn this SQL query:
SELECT c.carId, c.Codename, count(c.CarId) as [CarCount],
FROM [DbEfTesting].[dbo].[Cars] c
left join Accessories a on c.CarId = a.CarId
left join CarsPeople cp on cp.CarId = c.CarId
left join People p on cp.PersonId = p.PersonId
group by c.CarId, c.Codename
into a LINQ query:
var x = from c in _context.Cars
join a in _context.Accessories on c.CarId equals a.Car.CarId
join j in _context.CarsPeople on c.CarId equals j.CarId
join p in _context.People on j.PersonId equals p.PersonId
group c by new { c.CarId, c.Codename } into g
select new VMCarAggregate()
{
CarId = g.Key.CarId,
Codename = g.Key.Codename,
CarCount = g.Count()
};
But now I'm lost trying to include a max value e.g the SQL:
SELECT c.carId, c.Codename, count(c.CarId) as [CarCount], max(a.AccessoryId) ...
I googled it and found lots of answers for method syntax. If I were using method chain syntax, I know I could do something like this:
_context.Accessories.Max(a => a.AccessoryId);
but I can't figure out how to do the group by
in method chain syntax so either:
How can I convert that query to method syntax?
or
How can I inject a select on the max a.AccessoryId in the LINQ query format?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 53
Reputation: 1878
Try the below code once:
var x = from c in _context.Cars
join a in _context.Accessories equals a.Car.CarId
join j in _context.CarsPeople on c.CarId equals j.CarId
join p in _context.People on j.PersonId equals p.PersonId
group new { c.CarId, c.Codename, a.AccesoryId } by new { c.CarId, c.Codename } into g
select new
{
CarId = g.Key.CarId,
Codename = g.Key.Codename,
CarCount = g.Count(),
MaxAccesory = g.Max(z => z.AccesoryId)
};
Upvotes: 1