Getting rows from one table and latest 1 row from an associated table, in LINQ?

How about: var instances = from I in ContextDB. Instances where i. CategoryInstances.

Any(categoryIDs. Contains(ci => ci. CategoryID)) select new { Instance = i, LatestPoint = i.Points.

OrderBy(i => i.Instance. Title).FirstOrDefault() } Note that I can remove a lot of redundancy by using associations instead of join.

How about: var instances = from I in ContextDB. Instances where i. CategoryInstances.

Any(categoryIDs. Contains(ci => ci. CategoryID)) select new { Instance = i, LatestPoint = i.Points.

OrderBy(i => i.Instance. Title).FirstOrDefault() }; Note that I can remove a lot of redundancy by using associations instead of join.

Sometimes I had giving suggestions knowing that they should be doing it a better way... but this is a valid one assuming a link between Instance and points. – Nix Aug 17 '10 at 13:07.

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