Convert the linq query to SQL query

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(from e in MdmsContext.ExtractDefinition
                                        where e.TenantId == Context.TenantId
                                        select new
                                        {
                                            e.ExtractName
                                        }).ToList()

What I have tried:

Please explain the result as well.

Posted 26-Aug-21 19:16pm

Himansh jain

Updated 26-Aug-21 19:58pm

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2021-08-26T19:57:00

Solution 1

SQL

SELECT ExtractName 
   FROM ExtractDefinition
   WHERE TenantId == @TI

The explanation is obvious to anyone who has done any SQL at all!

Posted 26-Aug-21 19:57pm

OriginalGriff

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Richard Deeming 27-Aug-21 4:22am

WHERE TenantId == @TI

Except SQL doesn't use two = signs for equality tests. :)