Let us consider that we have two tables
1.Login[Username,Password,ID as fields] and
2.Salary[ID,Salary as Fields]
Open MS Visual Studio--> select ASP.Net empty website
Add--> 2 Gridviews and 1 Button
Add--> Linq to SQL from Data and give the name as TestOpportunity
Add the SQL Connection and then Drag and Drop the Tables[Login and Salary]
write the below code on Button1_click
var jointables= TODC.logins.Join(TODC.Salaries, b => b.ID, c => c.ID, (b, c) => new { b.username,b.password,c.Salary1});
1.Login[Username,Password,ID as fields] and
2.Salary[ID,Salary as Fields]
Open MS Visual Studio--> select ASP.Net empty website
Add--> 2 Gridviews and 1 Button
Add--> Linq to SQL from Data and give the name as TestOpportunity
Add the SQL Connection and then Drag and Drop the Tables[Login and Salary]
write the below code on Button1_click
TestOpportunityDataContext TODC = new TestOpportunityDataContext();
//var jointables = TODC.logins.Where(r=>r.ID>=3).Select(r => new {r.username,r.password,r.ID }).Where(r=>r.username.Contains("Sai"));
var result= TODC.logins.Select(r => new { r.username, r.password, r.ID }).Where(r => r.username.Contains("Sai")).Distinct();
GridView1.DataSource = result;
GridView1.DataBind();
var jointables= TODC.logins.Join(TODC.Salaries, b => b.ID, c => c.ID, (b, c) => new { b.username,b.password,c.Salary1});
GridView2.DataSource = jointables;
GridView2.DataBind();
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