LINQ queries for List Objects in C#-CodePudding

I have the following object

 public partial class LookUP 
{
    public int Id { get; set; } //this is like a primary key.
    public string LookUpSchema { get; set; }
    public string LookUpColumn { get; set; }
    public string LookUpValue { get; set; }
    public DateTime? DateModified { get; set; }
}

This object maps to an entity object in the database. Some values in the table are :

Id	LookUpSchema	LookUpColumn	LookUpValue	DateModified
1	LDAP	State	TN	NULL
2	LDAP	State	MH	NULL
3	LDAP	State	DL	NULL
4	LDAP	ACCOUNT	A	NULL
5	LDAP	ACCOUNT	B	NULL
6	LDAP	ACCOUNT	C	NULL
7	LDAP	LANGUAGE	EN	NULL
8	LDAP	LANGUAGE	FR	NULL

when querying over database its easy to get the values as they are indexed, some queries like

 select * from tablename where lookupschema='LDAP' and LookUpColumn ='State'

will yield all values TN, MH,DL

select * from tablename where lookupschema='LDAP' and LookUpColumn  ='LANGUAGE'

will yield all values EN, FR

DUE to some reasons we cannot be querying the table all the time. So first time we query the lookuptable and get all its values and store it in the Lookuplist.

    List<LookUP> lookuplist = new List<LookUP>();
     LookUP LOOKUP = new LookUP()
        {
            Id = 1,

             LookUpColumn="STATE",
              LookUpSchema="LDAP",
              LookUpValue="TN"
            
        };
       lookuplist.Add(LOOKUP);

Now that I have all the values in the lookuplist Can I write equivalent linq queries or functions for this? instead of querying database I have to query list<>

   select * from tablename where lookupschema='LDAP' and LookUpColumn   ='State'

CodePudding user response：

You can query the list directly:

var results = lookuplist.Where(e => e.LookUpSchema =="LDAP" && e.LookUpColumn   == "STATE");

You can also use more "sql" approach with using from and where. There is good example in Microsoft's documentation for LINQ: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/linq/query-a-collection-of-objects