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# re: Quick LINQ question

Tried it out and the basic syntax seems fine.

It could be the args.Result =, as it depends on what type "Result".
You might new a DefaultOrSingle to only return one object to "Result".

6/12/2008 2:38 AM | Blair

# re: Quick LINQ question

Cheers for testing that out :)

The code is running inside the Selecting event of a LINQDataSource, so it's definately expecting multiple results - plus the code runs fine returning multiple results if I take the attempted rowId code out. I also tried not using the args.Result, and just throwing the results into a var and it still doesn't compile.

Hmm although as I type this I have another idea.. investigation required ;)

6/12/2008 8:41 AM | Ross Hawkins

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