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Asked: May 31, 20262026-05-31T23:51:00+00:00 2026-05-31T23:51:00+00:00

I have the following tables: Users: userId , userFirstName , userLastName . holdBilling: bEntityID

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I have the following tables:

Users:

  • userId, userFirstName, userLastName.

holdBilling:

  • bEntityID, CarrierOID, PayerOID, holdTYPE, createUserID.

carrier:

  • carrierOID, carrierName.

payer:

  • payerOID, payerName.

I want the code to save in a new entity

holdBilling => new
{
      FirstName, LastName, CarrierName, PayerName
}

One of these Entities has either a payer or a carrier value (cannot have both). Basically i want to make 2 left joins on the same table with one call. This would be the SQL query that would work for me.

SELECT TOP 1000 [ID]
      ,[bEntityID]
      ,c.carrierID
      ,c.carrierName
      ,p.payerID
      ,p.payerName
      ,[holdType] ( this is "C" for carrier and "P" for payer ) 
  FROM .[dbo].[holdBilling] hb
  left join dbo.payer p on hb.payerID = p.payerID
  left join dbo.carrier c on hb.carrierID = c.carrierID
  where [bEntityID] = 378

The temporary solution I’ve found is getting a list of all Carriers

 var listC = (from hold in holdBilling
              join u in Users on hold.createUserID equals u.userID
              join c in carrier.DefaultIfEmpty() on hold.carrierID equals c.carrierID
                             select new
                             {
                                 Elem = hold,
                                 FName = u.userFirstName,
                                 LName = u.userLastName,
                                 Carrier = c.carrierName,
                                 Payer = ""
                             }).ToList();

and one for all payers

 select new
        {
            Elem = hold,
            FName = u.userFirstName,
            LName = u.userLastName,
            Carrier = "",
            Payer = p.payerName
        }).ToList();

and merging the two,I’m confident there has to be a solution for doing both in one query.

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    2026-05-31T23:51:01+00:00Added an answer on May 31, 2026 at 11:51 pm

    Something like this maybe:

    var listC = (
                    from hb in holdBilling
                    from p in payer.Where(a=>a.payerID==hb.payerID).DefaultIfEmpty()
                    from c in carrier.Where(a=>a.carrierID=hb.carrierID).DefaultIfEmpty()
                    where hb.bEntityID==378
                    select new
                    {
                        hb.bEntityID,
                        c.carrierID,
                        c.carrierName,
                        p.payerID,
                        p.payerName,
                        holdType=(payer==null?"P":"C")
                    }
                    ).Take(1000)
                    .ToList();
    
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