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Asked: May 14, 20262026-05-14T04:49:58+00:00 2026-05-14T04:49:58+00:00

I feel like this is not a very efficient way of using linq. I

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I feel like this is not a very efficient way of using linq. I was hoping somebody on here would have a suggestion for a refactor. I realize this code is not very pretty, as I was in a complete rush.

public class Workflow
{

    public void AssignForms()
    {

        using (var cntx = new ProjectBusiness.Providers.ProjectDataContext())
        {
            var emplist = (from e in cntx.vw_EmployeeTaskLists where e.OwnerEmployeeID == null select e).ToList();
            foreach (var emp in emplist)
            {
                // if employee has a form assigned: break;

                if (emp.GRADE > 15 || (emp.Pay_Plan.ToLower().Contains("al") || emp.Pay_Plan.ToLower().Contains("ex")))
                {
                    //Assign278();
                }
                else if ((emp.Series.Contains("0905") || emp.Series.Contains("0511") || emp.Series.Contains("0110") || emp.Series.Contains("1801")) || (emp.GRADE >= 12 && emp.GRADE <= 15))
                {
                    var emptask = new ProjectBusiness.Providers.EmployeeTask();
                    emptask.TimespanID = cntx.Timespans.SingleOrDefault(t => t.BeginDate.Year == DateTime.Today.Year & t.EndDate.Year == DateTime.Today.Year).TimespanID;
                    var FormID = (from f in cntx.Forms where f.FormName.Contains("450") select f.FormID).FirstOrDefault();
                    var TaskStatusID = (from s in cntx.TaskStatus where s.StatusDescription.ToLower() == "not started" select s.TaskStatusID).FirstOrDefault();
                    Assign450((int)emp.EmployeeID, FormID, TaskStatusID, emptask);
                    cntx.EmployeeTasks.InsertOnSubmit(emptask);
                }
                else
                {
                    //Assign185();
                }

            }
            cntx.SubmitChanges();
        }

    }

    private void Assign450(int EmployeeID, int FormID, int TaskStatusID, ProjectBusiness.Providers.EmployeeTask emptask)
    {
        emptask.FormID = FormID;
        emptask.OwnerEmployeeID = EmployeeID;
        emptask.AssignedToEmployeeID = EmployeeID;
        emptask.TaskStatusID = TaskStatusID;
        emptask.DueDate = DateTime.Today;
    }
}
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    2026-05-14T04:49:58+00:00Added an answer on May 14, 2026 at 4:49 am

    If you are using a LINQ provider try to use queries and not loops.

    public void AssignForms()
    {
    
        using (var cntx = new ProjectDataContext())
        {
            var emplist = from e in cntx.vw_EmployeeTaskLists
                          where e.OwnerEmployeeID == null
                          select e;
    
            var timeSpanId = cntx.Timespans.SingleOrDefault(t =>
                                t.BeginDate.Year == DateTime.Today.Year &&
                                t.EndDate.Year == DateTime.Today.Year
                                ).TimespanID;
    
            var formID = (from f in cntx.Forms
                          where f.FormName.Contains("450")
                          select f.FormID).FirstOrDefault();
    
            var taskStatusID = (from s in cntx.TaskStatus
                                let status = s.StatusDescription.ToLower()
                                where status == "not started"
                                select s.TaskStatusID).FirstOrDefault();
    
            var assign278 = from emp in emplist
                            let payPlanInv = emp.Pay_Plan.ToUpperInvariant()
                            where emp.GRADE > 15 || (
                                  payPlanInv.Contains("AL") ||
                                  payPlanInv.Contains("EX")
                                  )
                            select emp;
    
            var assign450 = from emp in emplist
                            where (emp.Series.Contains("0905") ||
                                   emp.Series.Contains("0511") ||
                                   emp.Series.Contains("0110") ||
                                   emp.Series.Contains("1801")
                                  ) || (
                                   emp.GRADE >= 12 &&
                                   emp.GRADE <= 15)
                            select emp;
    
            var assign185 = from emp in emplist
                            where !assign278.Select(e => e.EmployeeID)
                                            .Contains(emp.EmployeeID)
                                  && !assign450.Select(e => e.EmployeeID)
                                               .Contains(emp.EmployeeID)
                            select emp;
    
            // do inserts here
            cntx.EmployeeTasks.InsertAllOnSubmit(assign450.Select(emp =>
                         new EmployeeTask()
                         {
                             TimespanID = timeSpanId,
                             FormID = formID,
                             OwnerEmployeeID = emp.EmployeeID,
                             AssignedToEmployeeID = emp.EmployeeID,
                             TaskStatusID = taskStatusID,
                             DueDate = DateTime.Today
                         }));
            cntx.SubmitChanges();
        }
    }
    
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