I am using multiple additions in one statement and tried to create linq-to-SQl query for this but no success.
SELECT ur.UserName, ur.LandmarkRef, lt.Date, l.Place from tbl_Users Join the upper part of the url at tbl_LandMarks l. Land marker = l. Landmark INNER Join tbl_LandmarkTypes lt ON l.LandmarkTypeRef equal
UserDBDataContext LDC = New UserDBDataContext (); Var lU = (lDc.tbl_Users join url at lDc.tbl_LandMarks) Landmarker is equal to LMK.LandmarkTypeRef is equal in LM.DefaultIfEmpty (LT) in LMK in LMK in LMK in LM & IDID lmc.tbl_LandmarkTypes. LandmarkTypeed where ur .UserId == pUserId is selected new {ur.UserName, ur.LandmarkRef, lc.Date, lmk.place});
Landmark is actually an optional field here, so it can be tapered, does not work in the left venture in this situation and no line is returned because of the zero value in the landmark. is. Which works in SQL but not in LINQ-to-SQL
It looks like you have another
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