LINQ expression works in LinqPad but not C# Silverlight Application?

.Max() isn't supported, a workaround would be to do an reverse order and take the first.

The URI syntax used by Data Services does not support all functions that are supported by LINQ to Objects or LINQ to SQL. I assume when you are querying this in LINQPad, you are doing a LINQ to SQL query which is why it could work there. However the complexity of your query isn't supported by Data Services which explains your runtime exception in this case.

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