Example, I have a database about vehicles and I want to see the vehicles with the selected horsepower, the selected weight, the selected make,......

but nothing HAS to be selected.

So I would like to add a if statement in my linq query:

if horsepower.isFilledIn then vehicle.horsepower = horsepower and so on

How do I do this without having to make 1000 overloads

thanks.

Please have a look at the documentation about predicates

These will allow you to dynamically construct the "where" clause of your filter based on the values that your user has requested to filter on.

Matt

Yes, thanks for the information, but I was wondering how to do this in LINQ?

Take a look at this thread

Matt

i have the same problem and the linq to the thread u put on your last post does not work. could u put a new link or answer. thanks in advance. TaLZ

TaLz wrote:

i have the same problem and the linq to the thread u put on your last post does not work. could u put a new link or answer. thanks in advance. TaLZ

Please start a **new **thread and explain your own problem in detail. 'the same problem' isn't useful, even though it looks like the same problem: you should provide the information as described in this thread: http://www.llblgen.com/tinyforum/Messages.aspx?ThreadID=12769