Starting to enjoy linq but have dilemma..
I have 3 tables tasks, tasktags, and tags
How can i create a linq query that returns all the tasks that have tag o f
tagid=9
Some tasks may have many tags, so only want to return unique tasks.
What methodology should i use to
If you have all the constraints set up correctly and you are using EF.
from t in tasks
.Include (TaskTags)
.Include(TaskTags.Tags)
where t.tagId = 9 select t;
you should get back a nice object with all the info that you want.
Davy.
Davy,
So you want to keep data which is local, only
Anyone aware or use any tools to debug code at object level. Want to be
able to out an object and its property values so i can get more info when an
exception occurs in my winforms app? Maybe a nugget package?
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Not exactly sure what you are looking for in terms of a nuget package but I
do the following:
In the exception handler I call my own Debug.ReportException method to
which I would pass the properties of the interesting object as
Liststring, then I include the stack trace by calling this code:
For application crashes/exceptions, just let Watson do its job:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/8103.application-crash-dump-analysis-windows-7.aspx.
You can get very useful crash dumps that Visual Studio lets you debug into and
inspect variables, objects, etc similar
Thanks Ken,
IE and Chrome behave differently and, as the clipboard is involved here,
things get even murkier. We're warming up WireShark as I write ;-)
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noonie
On 20 May 2014 13:48, Ken Schaefer k...@adopenstatic.com wrote:
I’d start by finding out whether the challenge is coming from
So you’re using different browsers to access the different sites?
What if you swap the browsers around? Does the behaviour follow the browser? Or
stay with the website? That will probably give you a clue as to whether it’s a
browser, proxy or website issue.
Cheers
Ken
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