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There are two closing parentheses &quot;))&quot; but only one open &quot;(&quot; one.
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There are two closing parentheses "))" but only one open "(" one.

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I agree with chaat. Also the only time you would use FirstOrDefault is when you have more then one item such as a Collection.
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I agree with chaat. Also the only time you would use FirstOrDefault is when you have more then one item such as a Collection.

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It looks like that was part of the bigger statement that tried to set a filter on the collection, thus the FirstOrDefault
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It looks like that was part of the bigger statement that tried to set a filter on the collection, thus the FirstOrDefault

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If that was the &nbsp;case it was not placed in the correct place seeming it was placed at the end of a comparison between two Decimals values.
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If that was the  case it was not placed in the correct place seeming it was placed at the end of a comparison between two Decimals values.

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There is an extra closing parentheses there for a reason, I guess
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There is an extra closing parentheses there for a reason, I guess

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Hi,<br />
How to correct 2nd line below<br />

<pre><code id="code-10-28779219-1">                                        p.csize.Equals(csize, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase) And
                                        p.nitemqty.Equals(nitemqty, vbDecimal.CompareTo)).FirstOrDefault</code></pre>
while the relevant field/column is with Decimal type?
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Hi,
How to correct 2nd line below
(CODE)
while the relevant field/column is with Decimal type?

Correct the line

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