I need to sort query results in the actual database (so I don’t have to sort it everytime when I get some results). Can I do this with linq?
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I need to sort query results in the actual database (so I don’t have to sort it everytime when I get some results). Can I do this with linq?
Database tables are inherently unordered; this is not possible.
Instead, you can use a view with an
ORDER BYclause, or create a property in your data-access class that returns anIOrderedQueryable<T>.