I'm familiar with the way SQL works but working with LINQ to SQL gives me an headache. I've the following query but I not able to change it to LINQ to SQL. Can someone help me with this query or explain me how to work this on out?
SELECT
DISTINCT Pr.Pcode_,
Pr.Omschrijving,
Pt.TypeOmschr
FROM
Projecten AS Pr
INNER JOIN
ProjectTypen AS Pt
ON Pr.ProjType_ = Pt.TypeID
AND
Pr.Status NOT IN ( 'Afgerond', 'Afgewezen' )
LEFT OUTER JOIN
Personeel AS Pe
ON Pr.SeniorId_ = Pe.PerId_
OR
Pr.CorId_ = Pe.PerId_
WHERE
( Pe.Naam LIKE '%%' )
OR
( Pr.Omschrijving LIKE '%%' )
OR
( Pr.Pcode_ LIKE '%%' )
OR
( Pt.TypeOmschr LIKE '%%' )
ORDER BY
Pr.Pcode_
Edit:
I have the following L2S but it is not working. I'm getting the following error: The name 'Pe' is not in scope on the left side of 'equals'. I guess the problem is the left join, but what is the solution?
from Pr in _db.Projectens
join Pt in _db.ProjectTypens on Pr.ProjType_ equals Pt.TypeID
join Pe in _db.Personeels on ((Pr.SeniorId_ == Pe.PerId_) || (Pr.SeniorId_ == Pe.PerId_)) into P
where Pr.Pcode_.Contains(search) || Pr.Omschrijving.Contains(search) || Pt.TypeOmschr.Contains(search) || Pe.Naam.Contains(search)
select new SearchProjectViewModel {
ProjectCode = Pr.Pcode_,
ProjectName = Pr.Omschrijving,
ProjectType = Pt.TypeOmschr
};