I'm a SQL junkie, and the syntax of the EF is not intuitive to me.
I have a Restaurant table and a Food table. I want the restaurants and foods where the foods have a type contained in the string list Categories. Here is some SQL that roughly represents what I want.
SELECT r.*, f.*
FROM Restaurant R
JOIN food f on f.RestaurantID = r.RestaurantID
WHERE f.Type IN ("Awesome", "Good", "Burrito")
Here's the code I want to turn into that SQL.
List<string> types = new List<string>() { "Awesome", "Good", "Burrito"};
var dbrestaurants = from d in db.Restaurants
.Include("Food")
//where Food.Categories.Contains(types)//what to put here?
select d;
尝试
var restaurants = db.Restaurants.Where(r => types.Contains(r.Food.Type));
where Food.Categories.Any(c => types.Contains(c.Name))
Try this:
var dbRestaurants =
from r in db.Restaurants
join f in db.Foods on r.RestaurantId equals f.RestaurantId
where types.Any(foodType => foodType == f.Type)
select r;
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