In Entity Framework, you can use the OrderBy method to order the results of a query by one or more columns. To order by multiple columns, you can chain multiple OrderBy calls together.
For example, to order by Col1 and then by Col2, you could use the following code:
var result = dbContext.Table .OrderBy(x => x.Col1) .ThenBy(x => x.Col2) .ToList();
This will order the results in ascending order by Col1, and then by Col2.
You can also use OrderByDescending and ThenByDescending to order in descending order.
var result = dbContext.Table .OrderByDescending(x => x.Col1) .ThenByDescending(x => x.Col2) .ToList();
This will order the results in descending order by Col1, and then by Col2.
"Entity Framework Order By Multiple Columns"
// Example code using LINQ to order by multiple columns in Entity Framework var result = dbContext.YourTable .OrderBy(x => x.Col1) .ThenBy(x => x.Col2) .ToList();
"Entity Framework Order By Descending"
// Example code for descending order by multiple columns in Entity Framework var result = dbContext.YourTable .OrderByDescending(x => x.Col1) .ThenByDescending(x => x.Col2) .ToList();
"LINQ Order By Multiple Columns Entity Framework Core"
// Example code using Entity Framework Core to order by multiple columns var result = dbContext.YourTable .OrderBy(x => x.Col1) .ThenBy(x => x.Col2) .ToList();
"Entity Framework Order By Nulls Last"
// Example code using Entity Framework to order by multiple columns with nulls last var result = dbContext.YourTable .OrderBy(x => x.Col1) .ThenBy(x => x.Col2, Comparer<object>.Default) .ToList();
"Entity Framework Order By Specific Column First"
// Example code using Entity Framework to order by a specific column first var result = dbContext.YourTable .OrderBy(x => x.Col1 == specificValue ? 0 : 1) .ThenBy(x => x.Col1) .ThenBy(x => x.Col2) .ToList();
"Entity Framework Order By Different Directions"
// Example code using Entity Framework to order by different columns in different directions var result = dbContext.YourTable .OrderBy(x => x.Col1) .ThenByDescending(x => x.Col2) .ToList();
"Entity Framework Order By Dynamic Columns"
// Example code using Entity Framework to dynamically order by columns var result = dbContext.YourTable .OrderBy(x => dynamicColumnName == "Col1" ? x.Col1 : x.Col2) .ToList();
"Entity Framework Order By Multiple Columns with Skip and Take"
// Example code using Entity Framework to order by multiple columns with skip and take var result = dbContext.YourTable .OrderBy(x => x.Col1) .ThenBy(x => x.Col2) .Skip(10) .Take(5) .ToList();
"Entity Framework Order By Multiple Columns in SQL Query"
// Example code using Entity Framework to order by multiple columns and inspect SQL query var query = dbContext.YourTable .OrderBy(x => x.Col1) .ThenBy(x => x.Col2); var result = query.ToList(); var sqlQuery = query.ToQueryString();
"Entity Framework Order By Case Insensitive"
// Example code using Entity Framework to order by multiple columns in a case-insensitive manner var result = dbContext.YourTable .OrderBy(x => x.Col1, StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase) .ThenBy(x => x.Col2, StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase) .ToList();
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