.cs code to get the information from a table checking a condition

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I want to display the details of the tasks for a user/dev in a project website checking the condition that the user/developer is only assigned to any task of the project. Or it should be not display any tasks related information in his/her page.
I want it with the Hibernate prop also because we are using NHibernate for various database support.
The code for this action should be in a function like

C#

public static void getMyTask(String owner, String project)
{
}

Please help me to finish it.
Thanks in advance....

Posted 19-Dec-12 23:42pm

Manjari Raj

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Richard MacCutchan 20-Dec-12 9:01am

Where does the rest of the information come from (owner, project)? No one can answer this without a lot more detail about where all the information is stored and how it is related.

Manjari Raj 21-Dec-12 4:15am

The informations are stored in diff tables of a database.
For instance DB name say DB1. It has tables such as task,story,person,...
I want to check the condition as if task.acceptor_id=person.userId, then name of the task should be displayed in the particular user's page.

please help to finish this..

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