I have a field in my database table that use to store an enumeration value, e.g.:
create table MyTable (
...
Status tinyint not null,
...
)
Don't have a compiler handy, but I think if you cast your enum to an int, it will work. So try:
var q = MyDataContext.GetTable().Where(t => t.MyStatus == (int)TStatus.Active);
Check out this link:
http://dotnet.org.za/hiltong/archive/2008/08/06/using-enums-with-linq-to-sql.aspx
As links die - and at least for me this one did die - here is the important part:
[When adding the column to the entity] by default, the Type will come up as an "int (System.Int32)", but you can change it to the fully-qualified type of the enum (in my case, ConsoleApplication1.CustomerType). BUT, in order to locate it fully, you have to add the global identifier, as follows: global::ConsoleApplication1.CustomerType , so type that as is (but the equivalent for your namespace) into the textbox