You don't have to do anything special. Relations are loaded automatically. If you want to iterate over all child objects of a parent object you can do it like so: var parent = objectContext.Parents.First(); foreach(var child in parent.
Children) { ... }.
Yes, You are right! Thanks – Yogesh Dec 15 '10 at 12:12.
I have 2 tables (say parent and child table and 1 to many relation), I drag and droped these tables on . DBML (linq to sql classes). Now in the code, I would be able to see the relation in classes as association.
Parent class has list of child objects. My question is can I write a linQ statement to featch a (single) record from parent table and all related records from child table and bind to an object.
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