I have figured out that to get the staff members from a company I use the following:
public ActionResult Index()
{
int staffID = (int)Session["StaffID"];
var staffRecord = db.Staffs.FirstOrDefault(staff => staff.StaffID == staffID);
var company = staffRecord.Company;
var staffForCompany = company.Staffs;
return View(staffForCompany);
}
and this gets the bookings for that staff/company:
public ActionResult Index()
{
int staffID = (int)Session["StaffID"];
var staffRecord = db.Staffs.FirstOrDefault(staff => staff.StaffID == staffID);
var company = staffRecord.Company;
var bookingsForCompany = company.Bookings;
return View(bookingsForCompany);
}
What I am wanting to know is how do I get data from a table that is not directly associated with the staff/company tables.
I am wanting the Customers that relate to the company of the staff member logged in.
See image here http://www.adamoxenhamsmith.co.uk/Uploads/download.jpg
From the ER diagram given in the image, it seems Company has 1..n bookings and each booking is tied to 1 Customer
This should work:
var customers = staffRecord.Company.Bookings.Select(b => b.Customer);
This should work:
var customers = db.Staffs
.Where(s => s.StaffID == staffId)
.Select(s => s.Company)
.SelectMany(c => c.Bookings)
.Select(bk => bk.Customer)
.ToList();
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