Let's say I have a linq query like the one below
var LinqResult =
from a in Db.Table
select new {Table = a};
From here, how can I grab a specific row from these results and put it on top?
Let's say I have a linq query like the one below
var LinqResult =
from a in Db.Table
select new {Table = a};
From here, how can I grab a specific row from these results and put it on top?
If you already know which row you want on top based on say an id, you could try ordering based on that rows id.
var LinqResult =
from a in Db.Table
orderby a.Id == checkId descending
select new {Table = a};
put where conition betweem from and select assuming that Db.Table is having ID column and having rows greater than 10
var LinqResult =
from a in Db.Table
where a.ID > 10
select new {Table = a};
orderby (a.Id == someId ? 1 : 2)
That make the ordering rather explicit, by sorting on the numbers 1 or 2, depending on whether or not it's the desired top value.
You could simplify that a bit, by sorting on the bool expression itself, except false < true
, so to get someId on top, you must either write:
orderby a.Id != someId
or
orderby a.Id == someId descending
you can try
var LinqResult =
(from a in Db.Table
select new {a.column}).Orderby();