Joining on Multiple Columns with Entity Framework and LINQ
SQL lets you AND together as many join conditions as you like. LINQ doesn’t — but anonymous types get you there, as long as you respect three rules.
C#A collection of 14 posts
New Article Series: This Ain’t Your Daddy’s C# – Changes introduced in C# 6.0
As C# developers, it’s not essential to know every method of implementation, but it is crucial to make an effort to stay current. This article series will attempt to bring you up to speed.
Create a new ASP.NET Core MVC Project using Visual Studio Code
If you’re anything like me, meaning you normally use full Visual Studio and the built-in App templates…
LINQ: group query results – an Introduction
What is grouped data and why would we want grouped data? Well, for one, grouped data is…
Visual Studio on a Mac: Connect to an Azure SQL Edge Database in a Docker Container
This blog post will create a simple ASP.NET MVC Site using Entity Framework Core and Identity Framework….
LINQ Data Transformations and Projections
Ok, this will be the last of the “easy” LINQ posts, meaning once we’re finished with this,…
LINQ queries and C# Methods
As we discussed last time, LINQ is a technology that integrates querying capabilities directly into the C#…