I need to create a linq statement that combines 2 tables and send that to the view.
Do I need to create a ViewModel for this.
Say the output will be the following
Table1.Vendor Table1.VendorName Table2.Address
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I need to create a linq statement that combines 2 tables and send that to the view.
Do I need to create a ViewModel for this.
Say the output will be the following
Table1.Vendor Table1.VendorName Table2.Address
It depends what your result type is.
If you return
a dynamic objectan anonymous type then you can’t put that into the ViewBag directly (see: Stuffing an anonymous type in ViewBag causing model binder issues). But if you’re returning something that’s strongly typed, you can just put that straight into the ViewBag and bypass having a model.That said, I’d always lean towards having a strongly typed model!