Let's say I have these two tables:
ParentDataItem
ParentDataItemID
...some other fields...
ChildDataItem
ChildDataItemID
ParentDataItemID (foreign key)
Name
Value
Now I want to select any ParentDataItems that have a ChildDataItem with a specified name and value.
I know I was way off with my first approach, which was something like:
// db is the data context object
db.ParentDataItems.Where(p => p.ChildDataItems.Where(c => c.Name == "XXX" && c.Value == "XXX"));
I prefer lambda syntax but either would do.
Using LINQ syntax:
var foo = from p in ctx.Parent
join c in ctx.Children on c.ParentDataItemID equals p.ParentDataItemID
where c.Name = "Foo"
select p;
I recommend LINQPad for authoring and learning about LINQ queries.
If there's already a relationship between them (because you set one up in the designer for example) you should just be able to do:
var foo = db.ParentDataItems.Where(p => p.ChildDataItems.Any(c => c.Name == "value");
Which will get any parent data items that have any children with a name matching "value".
If not you'll have to join the two tables together manually (which looks a bit more horrid in lambda syntax):
var foo = db.ParentDataItems.Join(db.ChildDataItems.Where(c => c.Name == "value"),
p => p.ChildDataItemId,
c => c.ParentDataItemId,
(parent, child) => parent);
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