I'd like to do a subtraction of sets based on criteria. A pseudo-query would look like:
select table1.columnn1
,table1.column2
from table1, table2
where (table1.column1.value1 not in table2.column1
and
table1.column2.value2 not in table2.column2)
I can make it to about here:
dim list = From tbl1 In table1 Where tt.column1 ...
And from there I don't know what to do.
From stackoverflow
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Have a look at the
Except
standard query operator in LINQ. This produces the set difference of two sequences.http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.linq.enumerable.except.aspx
You might also use the
Contains
operator to achieve what you want, as per the sample below:dim table2Col1 = from t in table2 select t.column1 dim table2Col2 = from t in table2 select t.column2 dim results = _ from t in table1 _ where not table2Col1.Contains(t.column1) _ and not table2Col2.Contains(t.column2) _ select new with { .column1=t.column1, .column2=t.column2 }
hypoxide : Thanks much, you definitely steered me in the right direction.
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