Entity SQL Anonymoust Type !

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I'm have a database with 2 tables
+ Personal : ID (PK), Name, Code (FK), Birthdate
+ Social : Code (PK), Address
I have added a ADO.NET Entity Data Model, in Model.Context.tt - SqlEntities (My Entities) there only 2 dbset is Personals and Socials so I only can choose a table

SQL

string sql = "SELECT VALUE e FROM SqlEntities.Personals AS e

But how i can choose multi column (anonymous type), examlple :

SQL

string sql = "SELECT e.ID, e.Name FROM SqlEntities.Personals AS e

Do i have to add a column as Dbset, object or what i have to do ?
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Posted 30-Oct-15 18:50pm

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Krunal Rohit · Answer 1 · 2015-10-30T19:46:00

Use LINQ instead:

C#

using(var entity = new SqlEntities)
{
    var personals = entity.Personals.ToList();
}

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[Update]

Do something like:

C#

string sql = "SELECT e.ID, e.Name FROM SqlEntities.Personals AS e"
foreach (DbDataRecord rec in
new ObjectQuery<DbDataRecord>(sql, context))
{
    Console.WriteLine("ID {0}; Name {1}", rec[0], rec[1]);
}

Read the MSDN[^] documentation for the same.

-KR