Linq to SQL - How to sort results from query?

A handy reference for various LINQ functions can be found on the MSDN samples page.

Var returnall = from p in db. Orders orderby p. ShipName select p.

ShipName; A handy reference for various LINQ functions can be found on the MSDN samples page.

– James May 15 at 16:02 @James: no, it would order it by the ShipName, which I assume is a string. You can also order by any other field available in db.Orders. FYI, in case you want a descending order, you can also put orderby p.

ShipName descending – SirViver May 15 at 16:03 Addition to your answer: orderby shipname ascending and orderby shipname decending – James May 15 at 16:05.

You can use OrderBy to order the single property for multiple property use ThenBy also DataClasses1DataContext db = new DataClasses1DataContext(); var returnall = db. OrderBy(r=> r. OrderDelivaryDate).

ThenBy(r => r. OrderName); This query will sort first by OrderDelivaryDate then by OrderName Here is some simple linq queries http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vcsharp/aa336756#thenBySimple.

Var ret = db.Orders. OrderBy( x => x. ShipName ).

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