It looks like your query is returning a sequence of entity collections - a list of lists of entities, as it were. If you want to flatten them. You're trying to convert it into just a list of entities.
Now, how do you want to do that? Do you want to flatten all the collections into one big list? Or take the first entry from each collection?
Here's an example which will flatten the results: public IList GetRelationshipMembers(int relId) { var members = from r in _container. ObjectRelationships where r. Id == relId select r.
WObjects; return members. SelectMany(x => x) .ToList(); }.
That worked, and makes sense. Thanks! – KallDrexx May 12 '10 at 3:45.
It looks like your query is returning a sequence of entity collections - a list of lists of entities, as it were. If you want to flatten them. You're trying to convert it into just a list of entities.
Now, how do you want to do that? Do you want to flatten all the collections into one big list?
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