Order by descending based on condition?

I don't think you can put a condition into the larger query, but what you could do is separate it into another C# statement, like this: Common code: var hosters = from e in context. Hosters_HostingProviderDetail where e. ActiveStatusID == pendingStateId; // The difference between ASC and DESC: hosters = (sortOrder == SortOrder.

ASC? Hosters. OrderBy(e => e.

HostingProviderName) : hosters. OrderByDescending(e => e. HostingProviderName)); // More common code: returnList = hosters.ToList().

I don't think you can put a condition into the larger query, but what you could do is separate it into another C# statement, like this: // Common code: var hosters = from e in context. Hosters_HostingProviderDetail where e. ActiveStatusID == pendingStateId; // The difference between ASC and DESC: hosters = (sortOrder == SortOrder.

ASC? Hosters. OrderBy(e => e.

HostingProviderName) : hosters. OrderByDescending(e => e. HostingProviderName)); // More common code: returnList = hosters.ToList().

You could reduce it a step further with var hosters = from e in context. Hosters_HostingProviderDetail where e. ActiveStatusID == pendingStateId select e; if (sortOrder == SortOrder.

ASC) hosters = hosters. OrderBy(e => e. HostingProviderName); else hosters = hosters.

OrderByDescending(e => e. HostingProviderName); return hosters.ToList().

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