Convert SQL to LINQ JOIN/GROUP BY/COUNT/DISTINCT?

How's this: var result = db. C . Where(c => c.i.

Select(i => i. AttributeX).Distinct().Count() > c.l. Select(l => l.

AttributeY).Distinct().Count() ) . Select(c => c. Id) or alternatively var result = db.

C . Where(c => c.i. GroupBy(i => i.

AttributeX).Count() > c.l. GroupBy(l => l. AttributeY).Count() ) .

Select(c => c. Id).

How's this: var result = db. C . Where(c => c.i.

Select(i => i. AttributeX).Distinct().Count() > c.l. Select(l => l.

AttributeY).Distinct().Count() ) . Select(c => c. Id); or alternatively var result = db.

C . Where(c => c.i. GroupBy(i => i.

AttributeX).Count() > c.l. GroupBy(l => l. AttributeY).Count() ) .

Select(c => c. Id).

Worked fine. Thanks a ton! I was suspecting that a lambda expression would be the solutions.

I was trying to do it with SQL-like query syntax. – Vasco May 25 at 7:47.

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