I have the following SQL query which has a sub query so that only the max value is in the result set:
Select
t.ID,
r.ResultIdentifier,
p.ProductID,
r.Status,
r.Start
from Result r , Transact t, Product p
WHERE r.ResultIdentifier = (Select MAX(r2.ResultIdentifier) from Result r2
where r2.Status = 'Fail'
and r2.ID = r.ID
and r2.Start >= getdate() - 30)
and r.ID = t.ID
and p.productID = 9
and t.productID = p.productID
I'm trying to convert this to a LINQ query
var failures = from result in db.Results
join transact in db.Transacts on result.ID equals transact.ID
join product in db.Products on transact.ProductID equals product.ProductID
where result.ResultIdentifier == ??
.....
select new{ ID = transact.ID,
...etc
I'm really struggling with the max ResultIdentifier in the LINQ - tried multiple variations with .MAX() but cant seem to get it right.Any suggestions welcome.
CodePudding user response:
You can use the max keyword, Sorry for using method syntax as I can see you are using query :(
Should look something like the following
where result.ResultIdentifier == (Results.Max().Where(x => x.Status.equals("Fail") && x.id == result.id && x.start => Datetime.Now().Add(-30)).Select(x => x.ResultIdentifier))
CodePudding user response:
Try the following query:
var results = db.Results;
var failedResults = results
.Where(r => r.Status == "Fail" && r.Start >= DataTime.Date.AddDays(-30));
var failures =
from result in results
join transact in db.Transacts on result.ID equals transact.ID
join product in db.Products on transact.ProductID equals product.ProductID
from failed in failedResults
.Where(failed => failed.ID == result.ID)
.OrderByDescending(failed => failed.ResultIdentifier)
.Take(1)
where result.ResultIdentifier == failed.ResultIdentifier
.....
select new{ ID = transact.ID,
...etc