LINQ with two or more queries?

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How we can use two or more queries in a linq statement.

Posted 10-Aug-10 0:22am

SureshSuri

Updated 10-Aug-10 2:27am

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LittleYellowBird 10-Aug-10 6:31am

Hi, just to let you know, there is no need to use all capitals in your title, in fact it looks like shouting and puts people off. :)

Svetlin Panayotov 10-Aug-10 7:36am

Can you provide a bit more detailed explanation of what exactly you're trying to achieve?

R. Giskard Reventlov 10-Aug-10 8:38am

Have you tried searching for LINQ tutorials of which there are a myriad to be found through Google?

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This statement does the equivalent of AND function in the where clause of a query

C#

query = from b in query
select b;

query = query.where(col => col.Title.Contains(title));
query = query.where(col => col.Author.Contains(author)

Posted 10-Aug-10 17:52pm

Abhinav S

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Vinayaka Krishna Shenoy · Accepted Answer · 2010-08-10T17:12:00

Hi,

If i understood your statement properly, then i am thinking that you want to perform two different actions such as projections and Ordering.

For instance - I need to get all the customers and then i need to sort based on Company name.

Then

LINQ Query -

context.Customers.Select(c => c).OrderBy(c => c.CompanyName).ToList();

Regards,
-Vinayak