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Local Sequence cannot be used ... except the Contains() operator

Hello,

I am getting an error:
NotSupportedException was unhandled by user code.
Local Sequence cannot be used in Linq to SQL implementation of query
operators except the Contains() operator.

On the Linq query:

List<PostsTagties = (from t in database.Tags
join pt in paper.Tags on t.Name equals
pt.Name
select new PostsTag {
PostID = paper.Post.PostID,
TagID = t.TagID
}).ToList();

Basically Tag has two properties: TagID and Name.

paper.Tags is a List<Tagwhere each Tag has only the Name defined.
So I need to pick the TagID from database.Tags by finding which Tag
given the name.

I think the problem is that the join in theory can give me more than
one record.
However, I know that there aren't two tags with same Name as I test it
before I insert a new tag.

How can I solve this without having to introduce a Sub Query?

Thanks,
Miguel
Sep 29 '08 #1
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