I am trying to write the entity framework linq query to generate the following SQL. But I am not sure how to use subqueries with entity framework.
The Sql I want to generate is:
Declare @StartDate Datetime2; Set @Startdate = '2014-Feb-16 09:52'
Declare @EndDate Datetime2; Set @Enddate = '2014-Feb-18 09:52'
SELECT
[D].[RefId]
,[D].[StatusId]
,[D].[StatusDate]
,[D].[Reference]
,[RSC].[Event]
,[RSC].[Information]
,[RSC].[CreatedDate]
FROM (
SELECT
[R].[RefId]
,[R].[StatusId]
,[R].[StatusDate]
,[I].[Reference]
,(SELECT TOP 1
[RSC].[ChangeId]
FROM
[dbo].[StateChangeTable] AS [RSC] (nolock)
WHERE
[RSC].[RefId] = [R].[RefId]
ORDER BY
[RSC].[ChangeId] DESC) AS [LastChangeId]
FROM
[dbo].[Table1] AS [R] (nolock)
INNER JOIN
[dbo].[Table2] AS [I] (nolock)
ON
[R].[RefId] = [I].[RefId]
WHERE
[R].[StatusId] IN (4, 6)
AND [R].[StatusDate] between @StartDate and @EndDate
) AS [D]
INNER JOIN
[dbo].[StateChangeTable] AS [RSC] (nolock)
ON
[D].[LastChangeId] = [RSC].[ChangeId
]
And the code I wrote till now is:
return this.DbContext.Table1
.Join(this.DbContext.Table2, rc => rc.RefId, ri => ri.RefId, (rc, ri) => new { rc, ri })
.Join(this.DbContext.StateChangeTable, request => request.ri.RefId, rsc => rsc.RefId, (request, rsc) => new {request, rsc})
.Where(r => (r.rsc.ChangeId == ((from rsc in this.DbContext.StateChangeTable
orderby rsc.ChangeId descending
select rsc.ChangeId).FirstOrDefault())) &&
(r.request.rc.StatusId == 4 || r.request.rc.StatusId == 6) &&
(r.request.rc.StatusDate >= startDateTime && r.request.rc.StatusDate <= endDateTime))
.Select(requestDetails => new StatusDetail
{
RefId = requestDetails.request.rc.RefId,
StatusDate = requestDetails.request.rc.StatusDate,
StatusId = requestDetails.request.rc.StatusId,
Reference = requestDetails.request.ri.DistributionReference.Value,
Event = requestDetails.rsc.Event,
CreatedDate = requestDetails.rsc.CreatedDate,
Information = requestDetails.rsc.Information
}).ToList();
Can some please let me know what I am doing wrong?
Many Thanks
Here is the Full query
Don't use
.Join()
you have to use the navigation properties on your entities.