LINQ to Entity Framework, Multiple Joins…

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Here is a little example to doing multple joins using LINQ with EF:

var query = context.EquipmentBases

  .Where(e => e.Model == model && e.Serial == serial && e.Suffix == suffix)

  .Join(context.TruckBases, e=>e.EquipmentBaseID, t =>t.EquipmentBaseFK, (e,t)=>new{e,t})

  .Join(context.TruckSupplemental_Hitch, et=>et.t.TruckID, h=>h.TruckFK, (et,h)=>new{et,h})

  .Join(context.TrailerPlugTypeLTs, eth=>eth.et.t.TrailerPlugTypeFK, p=>p.ID, (eth, p)=>new{eth,p})

  .Select(r => new { r.eth.et.e.CurbWeight, r.eth.et.e.MaxLoad, r.eth.h.BallRating, r.eth.h.ReceiverRating, r.eth.h.BallSize, r.eth.et.e.GVWR, r.eth.h.BallHeight, r.eth.et.t.IntegratedHitchSystem, r.p.TrailerPlugType });

Note the pattern in the joins. This is what makes it all work.

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