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    var rolePrevilegeMap = _rolePrevilegeMapRepo.GetAll();
    var userRoleMap = _userRoleMapRepo.GetAll();
     arvar userMaster = _userRepo.GetAll();
    var rolePrevilegeMap = _rolePrevilegeMapRepo.GetAll();
    var userRoleMap = _userRoleMapRepo.GetAll();
     ar userMaster = _userRepo.GetAll();
    var rolePrevilegeMap = _rolePrevilegeMapRepo.GetAll();
    var userRoleMap = _userRoleMapRepo.GetAll();
    var userMaster = _userRepo.GetAll();
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The GetAll method is of return type IQueryable. After that, using that result, I have done the join. Is this the right way to approach? Or Is there any better way to implement the same?

The GetAll method is of return type IQueryable. After that, using that result, I have done the join.

The GetAll method is of return type IQueryable. After that, using that result, I have done the join. Is this the right way to approach? Or Is there any better way to implement the same?

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