I have specific SQL expression :
{
开发者_运维问答select * from courceMCPD.dbo.Contact c
where c.cID in ( select cId from courceMCPD.dbo.Friend f where f.cId=5)
}
i would like to get LINQ expression that gets the same result.
thank you in advance.
That sounds like it's equivalent to something like:
var friendIds = from friend in db.Friends
where friend.ContactId == 5
select friend.ContactId;
var query = from contact in db.Contacts
where friendIds.Contains(contact.Id)
select contact;
(There are lots of different ways of representing the query, but that's the simplest one I could think of.)
It's pretty odd to perform a join on a particular field and also mandate that that field has to have a particular value though... there's not very much difference between that and:
var query = db.Contacts.Where(c => c.Id == 5);
... the only difference is whether there are any friend entries for that particular contact.
EDIT: Smudge gave another option for the query in a comment, so I'm promoting it into this answer...
var query = db.Contacts.Where(c => c.Friends.Any(f => f.cId == 5))
This assumes you've got an appropriate Friends
relationship defined in the Contacts
entity.
Using labda expressions:
var query = dc.Contact
.Where(c => dc.Friend.Select(f => f.cId).Contains(i.cID))
.Where(c => c.cId == 5);
User "query" syntax:
var query = from c in dc.Contact
where (from f in dc.Friend select f.cID).Contains(c.cId)
where c.cId == 5
select c;
You haven't specified VB/C# so I'm going for VB =P
Dim results As IEnumerable(Of yourEntities.Contact) =
(From c In yourContextInstance.Contacts Where (From f In yourContextInstance.Friends
Where f.cId = 5 Select f.cId).Contains(c.cID))
Clearly, Jon's answer works, this query (I believe) just resembles your T-SQL Closer.
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