Consider the query:
Dim orgs = From g In dbDS.gi_game
Join o In dbDS.gi_organisation On g.DeveloperID Equals o.ID
Select o
This will throw an exception when g.DeveloperID
is DBNull (this is by design - changing DBNull to any other value is not an option):
System.Data.StrongTypingException: 'The value for column 'DeveloperID' in table 'gi_game' is DBNull.'
I tried this:
Dim orgs = From g In dbDS.gi_game
Join o In dbDS.gi_organisation On g.DeveloperID Equals o.ID
Where Not g.IsDeveloperIDNull
Select o
But hit the same error upon the query enumeration. How do I control for dbnulls?
UPDATE:
Thanks to Shaybakov's answer below, problem solved by mixing linq and lambda. vb.net code:
Dim orgs = From g In dbDS.gi_game.Where(Function(x) x.IsDeveloperIDNull = False)
Join o In dbDS.gi_organisation On g.DeveloperID Equals o.ID
Select o
c# syntax
From g In dbDS.gi_game.Where(x=>!x.IsDeveloperIDNull())
Join o In dbDS.gi_organisation On g.DeveloperID Equals o.ID
Select o