Linq query to SQL query

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I have a Linq Query that works well but I need to write the SQL Query
Can Anybody help me write it?
How can i write the this where and select part in sql command?

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ret = new List<RData>();

ret1 = (from a in View
        where
            a.LastRefreshTime>=Filter.From && a.LastRefreshTime<=Filter.To && a.ModelCode == mdlCode &&
            Filter.PN.Select(epn => epn.Substring(0, 11)).Contains(a.H) &&
            Filter.PN.Select(epn => epn.Substring(14, 2)).Contains(a.HV)

        select new RData
        {
            v = a.v,
            Date = a.LastRefreshTime,
            UserId = a.UserId,
            M = a.Name,
        }).Distinct().AsQueryable();
ret = ret1.Where(nr =>
    Filter.M == null || !Filter.M.Any() || Filter.M.Contains(nr.M)
).ToList();

Posted 30-Oct-15 8:03am

Lalyka

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Sinisa Hajnal 30-Oct-15 17:05pm

What have you tried? SQL is not really complicated and SQL has substring function so you can literally transcribe linq into query.

Philippe Mori 30-Oct-15 18:29pm

LinqPad allows to easily see SQL...

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George Jonsson · Answer 1 · 2015-10-30T13:31:00

You are the only one who has access to the data table you want to query, so it is difficult for anyone else to just translate LINQ to SQL with no chance to try it out.

It is better you learn how to do it yourself and there are plenty of resources online where you can find examples. For example:
SQL WHERE Clause[^]

Build up the query step by step until you have the result you want.

Good luck.