I have two LINQ statements that I would like to make into one, but for the life of me I can't get it to work.
I can't get the grouping to work in the first statement.
It complains that the TotalBuy
and TotalSell
properties aren't there, although doesn't complain about AmountTC
and AmountAUD
.
This should be simple. Any thoughts?
var itineraryItems =
from ii in this.ItineraryItemRecords
join t in this.TransactionRecords on ii.OperatorID equals t.
TransactionActor.OperatorID into g select new {
OperatorID = ii.OperatorID, TotalBuy = g.Sum(i = >ii.TotalBuy)
, TotalSell = g.Sum(i = >ii.TotalSell)
, PaidTC = (0 - (g.Sum(t = >t.AmountTC)))
, PaidAUD = (0 - (g.Sum(t = >t.AmountAUD)))
};
var itineraryItemz =
from i in itineraryItems group i by i.OperatorID into g select new {
OperatorID = g.Key, TotalBuy = g.Sum(i = >i.TotalBuy)
, TotalSell = g.Sum(i = >i.TotalSell)
, PaidTC = (0 - (g.Sum(i = >i.PaidTC)))
, PaidAUD = (0 - (g.Sum(i = >i.PaidAUD)))
};
As a side note, ItineraryItemRecords
and TransactionRecords
are Collections of classes handled by SubSonic
.
This really should be simple, so any help would be appreciated.
Regards, John
A minor mistake, corrected:
var itineraryItems = from ii in this.ItineraryItemRecords
join t in this.TransactionRecords on ii.OperatorID equals t.TransactionActor.OperatorID
into g
select new
{
OperatorID = ii.OperatorID
//, TotalBuy = g.Sum(i => ii.TotalBuy)
, TotalBuy = g.Sum(i => i.TotalBuy)
//, TotalSell = g.Sum(i => ii.TotalSell)
, TotalSell = g.Sum(i => i.TotalSell)
, PaidTC = (0 - (g.Sum(t => t.AmountTC)))
, PaidAUD = (0 - (g.Sum(t => t.AmountAUD)))
};
I recommend against re-using identifiers - will help avoid these mistakes in the future.
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