Combine 2 tables in 1 class using LINQ?

Var results = from c in Customers from p in Payments where p. Customer == c. CustomerRef select new ComplexObject() { Name = c.Name, ... }.

Database cannot be changed :( – Vasilij Jul 13 at 13:08.

Public class CustomerPaymentViewModel { public Customer { get; set; } public Payment { get; set; } }.

I don't know, how to implement association between my classes in your example; and how will look a LINQ query to such new class. The main quest is to leave JOIN behind the scenes. – Vasilij Jul 13 at 13:15.

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