LINQ to SQL – RIGHT OUTER JOIN
Before writing a LINQ to SQL
query, we first need to create a DataContext using the LINQ to SQL Classes
template, to know more on how to create the DataContext refer to the post LINQ to SQL Sample
Once the DataContext is created
we can query the Object model using LINQ queries, let us consider the Employee
table which has the following structure.
In practical situations we will have to join
more than one table to get the details for reporting.
A RIGHT OUTER JOIN is
used to fetch all the details from the table which is in the Right side in the
Query and the matching details from the table in the left side in the query.
Assume we have the following data in the
Employee and Department Tables
Table: Employee
ID
|
NAME
|
Phone
|
Email
|
DepartmentID
|
Salery
|
1
|
Tom
|
123-123-1234
|
tom@abcsoftware.com
|
1
|
5000
|
2
|
Harry
|
123-123-1234
|
harry@abcsoftware.com
|
2
|
6000
|
3
|
Peter
|
111-222-3333
|
peter@abcsoftware.com
|
3
|
6500
|
4
|
John
|
111-222-3333
|
john@abcsoftware.com
|
3
|
7500
|
5
|
Charles
|
666-444-2222
|
charles@abcsoftware.com
|
NULL
|
6500
|
Table: Department
ID
|
NAME
|
1
|
Finance
|
2
|
Human Resources
|
3
|
IT
|
4
|
Sales
|
5
|
Marketing
|
The RIGHT OUTER JOIN SQL Query to join the 2
tables is as follows
SELECT E.ID, E.Name, E.Phone, D.Name AS Department
FROM
Employee AS E RIGHT OUTER JOIN
Department AS D ON
E.DepartmentID = D.ID
This query will fetch the following data
ID
|
NAME
|
Phone
|
Department
|
1
|
Tom
|
123-123-1234
|
Finance
|
2
|
Harry
|
123-123-1234
|
Human Resorces
|
3
|
Peter
|
111-222-3333
|
IT
|
4
|
John
|
111-222-3333
|
IT
|
NULL
|
NULL
|
NULL
|
Sales
|
NULL
|
NULL
|
NULL
|
Marketting
|
Now let us see how the same can be achieved
using a LINQ query.
EmployeeClassesDataContext dbContext
= new EmployeeClassesDataContext();
var emp = (from
d in dbContext.Departments
join
e in dbContext.Employees on d.ID equals
e.DepartmentID into ej
from
e in ej.DefaultIfEmpty()
select new {e.Name,
e.Phone, Department = (d.Name) });
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