Zunächst habe ich google / SO durchsucht, einige Beispiele überprüft, aber es ist mir nicht gelungen, den richtigen Linq-Ausdruck zu schreiben:

So sieht meine SQL-Abfrage aus:

select *
from Places p
left join VoteLog v
on p.Id = v.PlaceId
and v.UserId = '076a11b9-6b14-4230-99fe-28aab078cefb' --demo userid

Dies ist mein Versuch mit linq:

public IQueryable<Place> GetAllPublic(string userId)
{
    var result = (from p in _db.Places
                 join v in _db.VoteLogs
                 on p.Id equals v.PlaceId // This works but doesn't fully reproduce my SQL query
                 // on new { p.Id, userId} equals new {v.PlaceId, v.UserId} -> Not ok
                 where p.Public == 1
                 select new
                 {
                    Id = p.Id,
                    UserId = p.UserId,
                    X = p.X,
                    Y = p.Y,
                    Titlu = p.Titlu,
                    Descriere = p.Descriere,
                    Public = p.Public,
                    Votes = p.Votes,
                    DateCreated = p.DateCreated,
                    DateOccured = p.DateOccured,
                    UserVoted = v.Vote
                 })
        .ToList()
        .Select(x => new Place()
        {
            Id = x.Id,
            UserI,d = x.UserId,
            X = x.X,
            Y = x.Y,
            Titlu = x.Titlu,
            Descriere = x.Descriere,
            Public = x.Public,
            Votes = x.Votes,
            DateCreated = x.DateCreated,
            DateOccured = x.DateOccured,
            UserVoted = x.UserVoted
        }).AsQueryable();