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Asked: June 4, 20262026-06-04T20:09:27+00:00 2026-06-04T20:09:27+00:00

For some reason in my where it says that firstname does not exist in

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For some reason in my where it says that “firstname” does not exist in the Opportunity Entity. But it is set for the SystemUser Entity. Any idea why it is getting confused? Thanks!

            var linqQuery = (from r in gServiceContext.CreateQuery("opportunity")
                             join c in gServiceContext.CreateQuery("account") on ((EntityReference)r["accountid"]).Id equals c["accountid"]
                             join u in gServiceContext.CreateQuery("systemuser") on ((EntityReference)r["ownerid"]).Id equals u["systemuserid"]
                             where r["new_leadstatus"].Equals("100000004") && u["lastname"].Equals(rsmLastName) && u["firstname"].Equals(rsmFirstName)
                             select new
                             {
                                 AccountId = !r.Contains("accountid") ? string.Empty : r["accountid"],
                                 Account = !r.Contains("name") ? string.Empty : r["name"]
                             });
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    2026-06-04T20:09:28+00:00Added an answer on June 4, 2026 at 8:09 pm

    Make sure you put each where clause in its own line per Microsoft guidelines.

    The where clause applies a filter to the results, often using a
    Boolean expression. The filter specifies which elements to exclude
    from the source sequence. Each where clause can only contain
    conditions against a single entity type. A composite condition
    involving multiple entities is not valid. Instead, each entity should
    be filtered in separate where clauses.

    var linqQuery = from r in gServiceContext.CreateQuery("opportunity")
                    join c in gServiceContext.CreateQuery("account") on ((EntityReference)r["accountid"]).Id equals c["accountid"]
                    join u in gServiceContext.CreateQuery("systemuser") on ((EntityReference)r["ownerid"]).Id equals u["systemuserid"]
                    where r["new_leadstatus"].Equals("100000004")
                    where u["lastname"].Equals(rsmLastName) && u["firstname"].Equals(rsmFirstName)
                    select new
                    {
                        AccountId = !r.Contains("accountid") ? string.Empty : r["accountid"],
                        Account = !r.Contains("name") ? string.Empty : r["name"]
                    };
    
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