I have a database table that looks like this:
ID USERID DATE NAME
1 1 01-01-2001 aaaa
1 2 01-02-2001 aaaa
1 3 01-03-2001 aaaa
2 5 02-02-2002 bbbb
2 6 02-02-2002 bbbb
2 7 02-02-2002 bbbb
So I want to group everything by ID
, so it has multiple USERIDs
for each ID. However DATE
and NAME
are all the same. So how do get this as a linq query?
So far I thought of doing this, and this works for the users
from table in context.table
group table.USERID by table.ID into grp
orderby grp.Key descending
select new
{
ID = grp.Key,
Users = grp.ToList()
}
But this does not work if I add other items like DATE
because DATE
is sometimes different. However if it would select the first date that would be just fine.
EDIT what I would like as result is:
ID Users DATE NAME
1 1,2,3 01-01-2001 aaaa
2 5,6,7 02-02-2002 bbbb
You group by multiple columns:
from table in context.table
group new{table.UserID,table.Date} by new{table.ID,table.Name} into grp
orderby grp.Key.ID descending
select new
{
ID = grp.Key.ID,
Date=grp.FirstOrDefault().Date,
Name=grp.Key.Name,
Users = grp.Select(e=>e.UserID).ToList()
}