var iquery = (from m in dc.m_MAILBOXes
join o in dc.o_ORGANIZATIONs on m.m_o_ID equals o.o_ID
join h in dc.h_HOSTED_EXCHANGE_ACCOUNTs on o.o_ID equals h.h_o_ID
join my in dc.my_MAILBOX_SUMMARies on m.m_ID equals my.my_m_ID
orderby my.my_START_DATE descending
select new { MailboxName = m.m_NAME, OrgName = o.o_NAME, MailboxStatus = m.m_STATUS,
LatestEndDate = my.my_END_DATE, AccountStatus = h.h_STATUS }).Where(r => r.MailboxName == "test@hetest.com"));
This is the query I am using along with where condition and does not return any results. I am exactly not sure where i am going wrong. When I remove where condition query returns results along with the entry where mailboxname is equal to "test@hetest.com".
var result = iquery .Select(var => new MailBoxReconEntry
{
AccountStatus = var.AccountStatus, LatestEndDate = var.LatestEndDate,
MailboxStatus = var.MailboxStatus,
OrgName = var.OrgName
}).ToList();
Shouldn't the where statement go in the main LINQ request,
The LINQ Request is converted to SQL so the where statement should be part of the LINQ Query not after
So
var iquery = (from m in dc.m_MAILBOXes
join o in dc.o_ORGANIZATIONs on m.m_o_ID equals o.o_ID
join h in dc.h_HOSTED_EXCHANGE_ACCOUNTs on o.o_ID equals h.h_o_ID
join my in dc.my_MAILBOX_SUMMARies on m.m_ID equals my.my_m_ID
where m.MailboxName == "test@hetest.com"
orderby my.my_START_DATE descending
Bit rough but should give you the idea?
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