I have a query where it should return TRUE or FALSE.
var query = from c in db.Emp
from d in db.EmpDetails
where c.ID == d.ID && c.FirstName == "A" && c.LastName == "D"
// It should return TRUE when this above statement matches all these conditions
and I want to attach this query result to a property(of string datatype)
this.result = Conert.ToBoolean(query);
how to achieve this in LINQ ?
EDIT:
EmpMapper class
public class EmpMapper
{
EmpEntities db;
// ID column already exists in the DB
private int ID;
// I am creating this property to add it from the UI side, depending on the certain conditions in the query. That is why I created a separate class to map the existing ID from the DB
bool result;
public EmpMapper(int ID, bool result)
{
this.db = new EmpEntites();
this.ID = ID;
var query = from c in db.Emp
from d in db.EmpDetails
where c.ID == d.ID && c.FirstName == "A" && c.LastName == "D"
// It should return TRUE when this above statement matches all these conditions
this.result = Convert.ToBoolean(query);
}
public int ID
{
get{return this.ID;}
set{this.ID = value;}
}
public bool result
{
get{return this.result;}
set{this.result = value;}
}
}
MainViewModel class
List<EmpMapper> empMapCol = new List<EmpMapper>();
private void Page_Loaded(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
var emp_query = from c in db.Emp
orderby c.ID
select a;
List<Emp> empCol = emp_query.ToList();
foreach(Emp item in empCol)
{
this.empMapCol.Add(new EmpMapper(item.ID, item.result));
}
datagrid1.ItemsSource = empMapCol;
}
}
try this,
var query = (from c in db.Emp
from d in db.EmpDetails
where c.ID == d.ID && c.FirstName == "A" && c.LastName == "D"
select c
).Any();
this.result = query; //no need to convert to boolean its already bool value
If I understand you correctly you want to get true
if one of the results of the query matches all conditions. In that case try something like this:
var found =
(from c in db.Emp
from d in db.EmpDetails
where c.ID == y.ID && c.FirstName == "A" && c.LastName == "D"
select c).Any();
this.result = found.ToString();
You can use .Any() or .Count(). Any() is performing better. (Check this SO question to see why)
.Any()
var query = from c in db.Emp
from d in db.EmpDetails
where c.ID == d.ID && c.FirstName == "A" && c.LastName == "D"
// It should return TRUE when this above statement matches all these conditions
this.result = query.Any().ToString()
.Count()
var query = from c in db.Emp
from d in db.EmpDetails
where c.ID == d.ID && c.FirstName == "A" && c.LastName == "D"
// It should return TRUE when this above statement matches all these conditions
this.result = (query.Count() > 0).ToString()
var query = from c in db.Emp
from d in db.EmpDetails
select new { c.ID == y.ID &&
c.FirstName == "A" &&
c.LastName == "D" };
If you really want to have a "true" or "false" String Response:
public string result
{
get
{
return db.Emp.SelectMany(c => db.EmpDetails, (c, d) => new {c, d})
.Where(@t => c.ID == y.ID && c.FirstName == "A" && c.LastName == "D")
.Select(@t => c)).Any().ToString();
}
}
But I would suggest to make the property "result" a bool and remove the ToString(). Once you have a bool you can always do a ToString() on it
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