How to Cast IEnumerable in LINQ query?

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IEnumerable<datarow> Query = from P in db.Coustomer.AsEnumerable() where (P.CoustomerCode == Code && P.Report == report) select P;
            DataTable dt = query.CopyToDataTable<datarow>();

I Got this Error message-

Cannot implicitly convert type 'System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<datalayer.coustomer>' to 'System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<system.data.datarow>'. An explicit conversion exists (are you missing a cast?)

Posted 5-Aug-11 7:56am

divesh12

Updated 5-Aug-11 8:49am

walterhevedeich

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Not Active · Answer 1 · 2011-08-05T09:16:00

Solution 1

IEnumerable<datarow> Query = (from P in db.Coustomer.AsEnumerable() 
where (P.CoustomerCode == Code && P.Report == report) 
select P).Cast<datarow>();

Posted 5-Aug-11 9:16am

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Updated 7-Aug-11 8:40am

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divesh12 5-Aug-11 16:52pm

thanx i do with this.
IEnumerable<datarow> Query = (from P in db.Coustomer where (P.CoustomerCode == Code && P.Report == report) select P) as IEnumerable<datarow>;

[no name] 5-Aug-11 17:44pm

You don't need the "as IEnumerable" since the LINQ query already returns IEnumerable