Linq support for a single result

Is the following the best way of getting a single result:

Site thisSite = (from site in Query<site>.All where site.OldSiteId == 13 select site).First<site>();

You do not appear to support "Single" ?

Tony Steele NeighbourNet Ltd

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asked Jul 28 '09 at 00:15

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No, we do. Single must work, there are even special tests for this. I remember we did a lot to support this construct in subqueries (really non-trivial, e.g. EF does not support this).

To be checked.

(Jul 28 '09 at 00:15) Alex Yakunin

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Try the following queries (they are same): Site thisSite = (from site in Query<site>.All where site.OldSiteId == 13 select site).Single(); Site thisSite = Query<site>.All.Where(site => site.OldSiteId == 13).Single(); Site thisSite = Query<site>.All.Single(site => site.OldSiteId == 13);

The following exceptions may occur during execution of 'Single' method:

System.InvalidOperationException: Sequence contains more than one element. - when more than one element returned by query
System.InvalidOperationException: Sequence contains no elements. - no element returned at all.

answered Jul 28 '09 at 05:52

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