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POWhy is LINQ to SQL converting my string parameter to a column name?
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This Linq to SQL query ... <pre><code> Return (From t In Db.Concessions Where t.Country = "ga" Select t.ConcessionID, t.Title, t.Country) </code></pre> ... is generating this SQL: <pre><code>SELECT [t0].[ConcessionID], [t0].[Title], [t0].[Country] FROM [dbo].[Concessions] AS [t0] WHERE [t0].[Country] = ga </code></pre> ... when what I want is <pre><code>WHERE [t0].[Country] = 'ga' </code></pre> Any ideas why?
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