How to merge two different columns in a repeater

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Hi guys,

I have three table in sql server,
[job, emp & emp_history]

once the job is created the user can assign employees to the job
n
before the job is closed the user can assign more employees or can remove assigned employees.

here the problem is, how to maintain Starting date n Ending date of an employee,
in both of these tables[emp n emp_history] i have these two columns (starting date n ending date)
because, i have to display it in one repeater by merging both the tables[emp n emp_history].

the repeater look like this,

--------------------------------------------------------------
jobID | Emp-ID | Emp-Name      | Starting Date | Ending Date |
--------------------------------------------------------------
1     |  01    | ABC           | 08/01/2014    | 08/30/2014  |
--------------------------------------------------------------
2     |  02    | DEF           | 08/01/2014    | 08/15/2014 *|
--------------------------------------------------------------
3     |  03    | GHI           | 08/16/2014 *  | 08/30/2014  |
--------------------------------------------------------------

can anyone plz help me,

Thanks

Posted 1-Aug-14 23:18pm

abdul subhan mohammed

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Praveen Dselva · Answer 1 · 2014-08-02T00:32:00

Solution 1

you fetch your data by database query in your required format ,
after that you can easily do this

Posted 2-Aug-14 0:32am

Praveen Dselva

Bhagyashree Chaudhari - Member 10473634 · Answer 2 · 2014-08-06T00:35:00

Hello
Both table have starting date and ending date field then you have to decide which table's field do you want to display .
eg .
if you want to display starting date of " emp " table , then just write emp.startindate.

When you are using more than 1 tables in your query , and some fields' names are common then you need to write TABLEANME.TABLEFIELD and you ll get your result.