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Incluir, atualizar e excluir dados no EF - Parte 1
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Atravez desse curso (leitura e vídeos) eu finalmente entendí como funciona o Linq, mas ainda tenho uma dúvida: usando Sql, quando quero fazer uma consulta eu posso escolher quais os campos eu quero trazer da tabela, em vez de todos ( como quando uso * ). É possível fazer isso no Linq e Lambda ou eu tenho que obrigatoriamente puxar todos os campos de uma tabela sempre?
@RafaelMartins: Sim é possível e é muito simples até...
Ex:
object teste = from item in SUA_COLECAO
select new { item.Id, item.Observacao };
O detalhe está no 'new' e dentro da '{ }' você escolhe os campos.
Espero ter ajudado, abraços.
Guilherme Cruz
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