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I normally do something like this…
var theDogs = from d in db.Dogs where d.Equals(5) select d;
//LetThemOut(theDogs);
where db is the DataContext and Dogs is a table, but what about a View?
Is it the same?
Yes, it is the same. You just can’t insert/update/delete data in a view.
If you’re using the LINQ to SQL designer, just drag the view to the DBML designer.
If you’re using a manual mapping, just map the object you are defining to a view, instead of a table.