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Bind Two DataFields to a control
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Hi,
Just write an sql query for binding the values to the control.
Select empid,employeename || '[' || deptname || ']' emp from emp e, dept d where e.deptid = d.deptid
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Date: Sun, 7 May 2006 13:22:57 -0700
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Bind Two DataFields to a control
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| From: nanda |
I feel both can be done by adding a special character and split them latter on
regards
R.K.Nanda
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Bind Two DataFields to a control
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| From: pkvaranasi |
Hi,
I hv an Issue with binding of two values to a control.
My Scenario is like this:
I hv two tables, for ex, emp & dept, both having a common field , dept_id
I Just want to populate a List box, with the values like EmpName [
Department Name ] with a checkbox before. So that the end user can select
the employee.
Can any help me in this regard...
Early reply is appreciable...
ThanQ
VarShant
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