DataTable. Rows is not generic i.e. It does not implement IEnumerable( dt.AsEnumerable(), attr => attr.Name, dataRow => dataRow0.ToString(), (a, b) => new Attribute(a.
Name, a. Value, b1.ToString())).
DataTable. Rows is not generic i.e. It does not implement IEnumerable so you can't use it in Linq, try below: attrList.
Join( dt.AsEnumerable(), attr => attr. Name, dataRow => dataRow0.ToString(), (a, b) => new Attribute(a. Name, a.
Value, b1.ToString())).
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