How to use Entity Framework to work with many-to-many relationships?

What about this: var employeesNotAssignedToProject = db.Employees. Select(e => e). Where(e => (e.Projects.

Count(c => c. ProjectID == 1)) == 0) I haven't tested this, but basically what it does is it selects only those employees where their Projects collection does not include the project in question by checking the count of projects with the given id.

It does work. Thanks. – jsteele Aug 12 '09 at 14:05 2!Any() is more efficient than Count() == 0, though.

– Craig Stuntz Aug 13 '09 at 1:04 how would that look in the above example? – Jason Miesionczek Aug 13 '09 at 1:59 1 db.Employees. Select(e => e).

Where(e => (!e.Projects. Any(c => c. ProjectID == 1))) – Craig Stuntz Aug 13 '09 at 13:41 cool, good to know.

– Jason Miesionczek Aug 13 '09 at 13:43.

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