The following statement should return what you are looking for: var query = from c in Service.Brands. Expand("Families/Models") This will run the following odata query: OData. Svc/Brands?
$expand=Families/Models Here is a link to some further odata documentation: The syntax of a $expand query option is a comma-separated list of Navigation Properties. Additionally each Navigation Property can be followed by a forward slash and another Navigation Property to enable identifying a multi-level relationship.
The following statement should return what you are looking for: var query = from c in Service.Brands. Expand("Families/Models") This will run the following odata query: .../OData. Svc/Brands?
$expand=Families/Models Here is a link to some further odata documentation: The syntax of a $expand query option is a comma-separated list of Navigation Properties. Additionally each Navigation Property can be followed by a forward slash and another Navigation Property to enable identifying a multi-level relationship.
Darn, I've read that ...but dismissed it rather quickly cause I had no idea what they meant with 'graph of entities' ... #$%$ Thank you very much for pointing me, Gene – Andreas Aug 16 at 2:45.
Var query = from c in Service.Brands. The syntax of a $expand query option is a comma-separated list of Navigation Properties. Additionally each Navigation Property can be followed by a forward slash and another Navigation Property to enable identifying a multi-level relationship.
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