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9.9

LINQ join syntax.  One master table, two child tables

Asked by kwh3856 in Language Integrated Query - LINQ, Microsoft Visual C#.Net, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net

Tags: LINQ

I am trying to join three tables together.  Basically I have one table called Referrals, and two other tables called PreAuths and Patients.  They can all be tied via a field called MPI.  I can get the Referral and the PreAuths table to join but when I add the third table I get a syntax error.  Can someone point out what I am doing wrong?

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PRE_AUTH myPreAuths = new PRE_AUTH();
                    PROVIDER_REFERRAL_QUEUE myProviderReferralQueue = new PROVIDER_REFERRAL_QUEUE();
                    PATIENT myPatient = new PATIENT();
                    
                    var PatientReferralsResult = from patientreferral in dcChartRelay.PROVIDER_REFERRAL_QUEUEs
                                                join preauths in dcRadRelay.PRE_AUTHs on
                                                patientreferral.MPI equals preauths.MPI
                                                join patients in dcRadRelay.PATIENTs on
                                                patientreferral.MPI equals patients.MPI
                                                
                                                select new
                                                {
                                                    patients.Fname,
                                                    patients.Lname,
                                                    patients.DOB,
                                                    patients.Phone,
                                                    patients.MPI,
                                                    patients.SSN,
                                                    patients.WkPhone,
                                                    patients.Address,
                                                    patients.Zip,
                                                    patients.City,
                                                    patients.State,
                                                    patientreferral.ReferralSubmittedDate,
                                                    patientreferral.MPI,
                                                    preauths.MPI,
                                                    preauths.AuthDate,
                                                   
 
                                                };
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