I have a string with semi-comma separated names:
string names = \"Jane;Harry\";
I also have a list of customer objects:
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string allid = "11,12,13,14,15,16";
string[] arrid = allid.Split(',');
var data = context.MyModels.Where(x => arrid.Contains(x.ProjectId.ToString()));
Well, you should really split the string up to start with - otherwise you'll get a match for "Jane" even if the list is "Janet;Harry".
You could do:
string[] validNames = names.Split(';');
var query = customers.Where(c => validNames.Contains(c.FirstName));
Another option is to use a HashSet
, which will perform a lot better when the list is very large:
HashSet<string> validNames = new HashSet<string>(names.Split(';'));
var query = customers.Where(c => validNames.Contains(c.FirstName));
I've used dot notation here instead of a query expression because it's simpler when you're just applying a clause or two. As a query expression though, it would be:
var query = from c in customers
where validNames.Contains(c.FirstName)
select c;
You can try this.
List firstnames = names.Split(';').ToList();
var query = from c in customers
where firstnames.Contains(c.FirstName)
select c ;