Query:
select emp.empname as Name, dep.depname as Department
from Employee as emp
inner join Department as dep on emp.depid=dep.depid
where emp.id='2'
How can I change this to linq to sql?
Query:
select emp.empname as Name, dep.depname as Department
from Employee as emp
inner join Department as dep on emp.depid=dep.depid
where emp.id='2'
How can I change this to linq to sql?
Approximately:
from e in dc.Employee
join d in dc.Department on e.depid equals d.depid
where e.id == '2'
select new
{
Name = e.empname,
Department = d.depname
}
var id = 2;
var qry = from e in db.Employees
where e.Id == id
select new {
Name = e.EmpName,
Department = e.Department.DepName
};
(assumes the parent-association between employee and department is defined in the DBML)
and if you expect exactly one such:
var record = qry.Single();
Console.WriteLine(record.Name);
Console.WriteLine(record.Department);
This is why LINQ is so great: there is no reason to even join with the Departments
table to get it to work:
from employee in db.Employees
where employee.id == 2
select new
{
Name = employee.empname,
Department = employee.Department.depname
};