Table 1: Lookups
LookUpID
LookUpName
Desc
DisplayOrder
Table 2: BillingRates
BillingRateID
BillingRate
ClientID
LookupID
I want the lookup name to be displayed (sort by Bill rate)
DataContext DataContext1 = new DataContext1(AppSettings.ConnectionString);
return ( from Lookups in DataContext1.Lookups
join BillingRates in DataContext1.BillingRates
on Lookups.LookupID equals BillingRates.LookupID
开发者_Python百科orderby BillingRates.BillingRate
select new
{
Lookups.LookupID,
Lookups.LookupName,
Lookups.Desc
}).Distinct();
It gave me all the row, so I used Distinct(); The lookup Name is still not based on billing rate.
I am new to LINQ. Any pointers would be appreciated.
Why not just do the OrderBy
at the end?
return (from Lookups in DataContext1.Lookups
join BillingRates in DataContext1.BillingRates
on Lookups.LookupID equals BillingRates.LookupID
select new
{
Lookups.LookupID,
Lookups.LookupName,
Lookups.Desc,
BillingRates.BillingRate
})
.GroupBy(x => x.LookupID)
.Select(y => y.OrderByDescending(x => x.BillingRate).First())
.OrderByDescending(x => x.BillingRate);
EDIT: I am kind of confused but try the following and let me know if that helps.
First of all, if you have a foreign key relationship set up, LINQ will create the join for you automatically, so it would be just:
DataContext1.Lookups.Max(LkUp => LkUp.BillingRate.BillingRate)
Otherwise, (with the explicit join)
return ( from Lookups in DataContext1.Lookups
join BillingRates in DataContext1.BillingRates
on Lookups.LookupID equals BillingRates.LookupID
orderby BillingRates.BillingRate desc
select new
{
Lookups.LookupID,
Lookups.LookupName,
Lookups.Desc,
BillingRates.BillingRate
}).First();
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