from what I've read, I can use LINQ to first group, then order each Group by using "SelectMany", which is described here: How to group a IQueryable by property 1 but order by property 2?
But this doesn't work for IQueryable I guess.
We basically get a BusinessObject with an Main-Entity and an IEnumable of Entities, so I'd like to first order by the Main-Entity sequence, then by each Name of the Subentities.
So I guess my query would look like this in LINQ to objects:
var qry = GetQueryFromSomeWhere();
qry = qry.OrderBy(f => f.MainEntity.SequenceNumber)
.ThenBy(f => f.SubEntities.SelectMany(f => f.Name));
I could order this Names in the Query-Service, but it should be up the consumer to order the entities as he needs.
Is there a possibility to make this work kindahow without loading all Entities in the Memory?
If I'am correctly understanding you want to sort records inside each group by record Name. I think that you could accomplish this by ordering records before doing a group by, try this code: