c# - How do I create a linq query that gets everything but a specific value -


I have a linux query that's selected in the DB.roll, where r.RoleName is not included ("Administrator" ) Choose r;

It does not include the part that has confused me. I know that I can do this. Calls but how do you do the opposite?

Thank you!

Update: I found the deprecated method here and how I used it:

  var role = (Order R from R in DB. . Choose Roll Name R). (From R in DB.Roll, where r.RoleName == "Administrator" & Amp; r.RoleName == "Data Entry" select r);  

try the following

  var query = db Rolls. Where (x => x. rollnam.certain ("administrator"));  

You can simply use the operator of C #! (exclamation point). Extended LINQ syntax version

  var query = db. Where in the roll! Select it.RoleName.Contains ("Administrators");  

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