I do write the following SQL query in LINQ c#
SELECT max(creation_date) from TRS where approval_status='APPROVED' and transaction_type in ('Sale','PRE')
I tried building below query on a list as follows
var session = txns.Where(a => a.transaction_type.Equals("SALE"))
.Where(a => a.transaction_type.Equals("PRE"))
.Where(a => a.approval_status.Equals("APPROVED"))
.OrderByDescending(a => a.creation_date).Select(a => a.creation_date).FirstOrDefault();
The above query didnt work as I wasn't sure of how to use Max and OR condition in LINQ c#
May I know a better solution?
var session = txns
.Where(a => a.transaction_type.Equals("SALE") || a.transaction_type.Equals("PRE"))
.Where(a => a.approval_status.Equals("APPROVED"))
.Select(a=>a.creation_date).Max();
or
var txtypes=new[]{"SALE","PRE"};
var session = txns
.Where(a => txtypes.Contains(a.transaction_type))
.Where(a => a.approval_status.Equals("APPROVED"))
.Select(a=>a.creation_date).Max();
or
var session = txns
.Where(a => a.transaction_type.Equals("SALE") || a.transaction_type.Equals("PRE"))
.Where(a => a.approval_status.Equals("APPROVED"))
.Max(a=>a.creation_date);
You can use ||
operator to combine your two conditions or you can use Contains
which would generate a query like SELECT IN (....)
var transcationTypes = new[] {"SALE", "PRE"};
var sessions = txns.Where(a => transcationTypes.Contains(a.transaction_type)
&& a.approval_status == "APPROVED")
.Select(a => a.creation_date)
.Max();
Once you have filtered out the results you can use Max
to select the maximum value.
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