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    Posted: 12-Jan-2011 at 12:06pm
Hi Bill,
 
try:
 
var records = from m in Mgr.Members
                      from jH in Mgr.JobHistories
                      where m.SocSecNo == jH.SocSecNo
                      && jH.TSFinish == null
                      select m;
 
or
 
var records = mgr.Members
        .SelectMany(jH => mgr.Jobhistories, (m, jH) => new { m = m, jH = jH })
        .Where((w) => (w.m.SocSecNo == w.jH.SocSecNo && w.jH.TSFinish== null))
        .Select(m => m.m);
 
note that in the latter you will want to have only Distinct results.
 
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var records = Mgr.Members

.Where(m => m.Status == "A" && m.DuesRate > 0 && m.DuesDeduction == "Y")

.Join(Mgr.JobHistories, m => m.SocSecNo, jh => jh.SocSecNo, (m, jh) => new { members = m })

.Select(m => m)

.ExecuteAsync();

so how can I add the Jobhistory to the where clause. I need to search for jh.TSFinish is null in addition to the above where criteria.
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Hi Bill,

 
What's the result you are trying to retrieve from the query? (Members?, JobHistories?, JobSites?, a projection with more than one entity type?)
 
Below is a simple example returning Members
 
.var records = Mgr.Members
.Where(m => m.Status == "A" && m.DuesRate > 0 && m.DuesDeduction == "Y")
//.Select(m => m)
 
.Join(Mgr.JobHistories
  , m => m.SocSecNo, jH => SocSecNo
  ,(m, jH) => new {members = m})
.Select(m = m.members)
 
.ExecuteAsync();
 
You mentioned that you need to do a Join Member and JobHistory (the example above describes it) and a Join on JobHistory and JobSite.
Do you want all this joins in one query? Or are they separate queries?
Also, note that for your Join between JobHistory and JobSite,where you have 2 conditions, (EmployerNo and JobSiteNo) using query comprehension syntax might actually be simpler:
 
var query = from jH in mgr.JobHistories
                   from jS in mgr.JobSites
                   where jH.EmployerNo == jS.EmployerNo
                   && jH.JobSiteNo == jS.JobSiteNo
                   select new { JobHistory = jH, JobSite = jS };
 
 
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Here is my linq statement so far.
 

var records = Mgr.Members

.Where(m => m.Status == "A" && m.DuesRate > 0 && m.DuesDeduction == "Y")

.Select(m => m)

.ExecuteAsync();

 
Now I need to add a .Join() statement. I need to join Member  on SocSecNo to JobHistory on SocSecNo
and (JobHistory to JobSite on both EmployerNo and JobSiteNo)
 
Thanks
Bill
 
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