Because you can't call a stored procedure within a select statement Your command would look something like this in tsql... but this is not valid select b. Id from aTable a inner join (exec SomeStoredProcedure) be on a. Id = b.Id The LINQ statement would work if you were using a udf instead of a stored procedure.
Alternatively, you could execute your stored procedure prior to doing the join var foo = (from a in aTable from be in this. SomeStoredProcedure().ToList() where a.Id == b. Id select b.
Id).
Because you can't call a stored procedure within a select statement. Your command would look something like this in tsql... but this is not valid. Select b.Id from aTable a inner join (exec SomeStoredProcedure) be on a.
Id = b. Id The LINQ statement would work if you were using a udf instead of a stored procedure. Alternatively, you could execute your stored procedure prior to doing the join.
Var foo = (from a in aTable from be in this. SomeStoredProcedure().ToList() where a.Id == b. Id select b.
Id).
Because you can't call a stored procedure within a select statement. Your command would look something like this in tsql... but this is not valid. The LINQ statement would work if you were using a udf instead of a stored procedure.
Alternatively, you could execute your stored procedure prior to doing the join.
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