Well you already have the where portion of it in there so I am assuming you only need the select.
Well you already have the where portion of it in there so I am assuming you only need the select: this.Context. TblUserInfos . Where(p => p.
Status == 1) . Select(p => new { p. UserID, p.
UserName, p.tblUserType. UserType }).
Use the . Select IEnumerable extension method to project the result set into an anonymous type. Like this: var someAnonymousType = this.Context.
TblUserInfos . Where(p => p. Status == 1) .
Select(p => new {p. UserID,p. UserName,p.tblUserType.
UserType };).
This.Context.tblUserInfos. Where(p => p. Status == 1) .
Select(p => new { p. UserID, p. UserName, p.tblUserType.
UserType }).
LINQPad can convert queries between LINQ and lambda syntax.
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