LINQ Query for fetching data from Multiple Tables

Question

I am working in Asp.Net 4.0 C#-- MVC-3. I have one problem and don't know how to solve. I have 4 tables and want to fetch data from that tables with LINQ.

TABLES

1) Project_Master

    Field Names :   

    project_id (pk)
    project_name
    company_id (FK with company_master)
    company_category_id (FK with Company_Category_master)
    project_status_id (FK with Project_Status_Master)

2)Company_Master

   Field Names :

   company_id
   company_name
   company_category_id (FK with Company_Category_Master)

3) Company_Category_Master

   Field Names :

   Company_Category_Id
   Company_Category_Name

4) Project_Status_Master

   Field Name :

   Project_Status_Id
   Project_Status_Name

Below are the fields I need to fetch..(using LINQ Query)

Company_Name
Total completed project using status id(1)=complete (where staus 1 means completed)
Total Project
Company_category_name

So, how can I fetch data with linq query??

Thanks in advance...

Check this question: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5207382/get-data-from-two-tablesjoin-with-linq-and-return-result-into-view — , Mar 30 '12 at 06:08
Do you know what a [JOIN](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Join_(SQL)) is? There is also a `join` keyword for linq. — Stephan, Mar 30 '12 at 09:05
Stan, with linq please also use tags for linq provider (linq to sql, entity framework, ...) — Gert Arnold, Mar 31 '12 at 19:28

score 3 · Accepted Answer · edited Mar 30 '12 at 08:43

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Try the below example:

(From lse In Me.Leases, nty In Me.Entities, psg In Me.ProductionStages, lsg In LeaseStages _
        Where lse.LeaseName = leaseName _
        Select lse, lsg, nty, psg).Single

or you can use below example too:

var employeesQuery = from populationTable in db.Populations
join personTable in db.Persons on populationTable.Guid equals personTable.PopulationGuid
join employeeTable in db.Employees on personTable.Guid equals employeeTable.PersonGuid
select new { populationTable, personTable, employeeTable};

edited Mar 30 '12 at 08:43

pjumble

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answered Mar 30 '12 at 06:09

SeeSharp

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You can _also_ use? You should. The first example is a Cartesian product. – Gert Arnold Mar 31 '12 at 19:28

LINQ Query for fetching data from Multiple Tables

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