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Posted By: Aamrapali Tamgadge     Posted Date: July 29, 2011    Points:5   Category :ADO.Net
Hi .I have to select Some Data like companyname,designation,location,jobcategory from table but the condition is that according to perticular jobcategory i have to first select the data related to that category and then from this i have to select the data using designation,location or other whatever the user type like a ,b,c,d whatever the user type like nagpur the related location in the related category wil have to come hw can i do this

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Author: Sunil Yadav       [Moderator]   Company URL: http://www.sunilyadav.net           
Posted Date: July 29, 2011     Points: 20   

Hi,

Do you have any Master table for JobCategory?

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Author: Gowthammanju          Company URL: http://www.dotnetspark.com           
Posted Date: July 29, 2011     Points: 20   

Hi,

ya use can use various joints for these purpose



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GowthamManju
Chennai



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Author: Gowthammanju          Company URL: http://www.dotnetspark.com           
Posted Date: July 29, 2011     Points: 20   
Author: Gowthammanju          Company URL: http://www.dotnetspark.com           
Posted Date: July 29, 2011     Points: 20   

FOR ONLINE BOOKS TRY THESE LINK AS


http://my.safaribooksonline.com/book/programming/microsoft-dotnet/0672322471/creating-transact-sql-commands/ch06lev1sec5

Thanks & Regards,
GowthamManju
Chennai



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Author: Gowthammanju          Company URL: http://www.dotnetspark.com           
Posted Date: July 29, 2011     Points: 20   

tRY THESE LINK AS


http://vb.net-informations.com/ado.net-dataproviders/ado.net-executescalar-sqlcommand.htm

Thanks & Regards,
GowthamManju
Chennai



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Author: Sasi Prabhu          Company URL:           
Posted Date: July 29, 2011     Points: 20   

Try

Use Sql Inner Join.



Thanks & Regards,
Sasi Prabhu.
Author: Aamrapali Tamgadge          Company URL: http://bcud.unipune.ac.in/           
Posted Date: July 30, 2011     Points: 20   

hi yes me having master tables related to there values.following is my query

SELECT JobPost.Id,EmployerReg.CompanyName, JobPost.Location, JobPost.Designation, JobPost.Eligibility,JobPost.Experience, CONVERT(char(20), JobPost.LastDate, 101) AS 'LastDate', CONVERT(char(20), JobPost.Edate, 101) AS 'EDate', JobCategory.JobCategoryName FROM EmployerReg INNER JOIN JobPost ON EmployerReg.ID = JobPost.CompanyName LEFT OUTER JOIN JobCategory ON JobPost.JobCategory = JobCategory.JobCategory Where EmployerReg.CompanyName LIKE '" + keyword + "%" + "' or JobCategory.JobCategoryName LIKE '" + keyword + "%" + "' or JobPost.Designation LIKE '" + keyword + "%" + "' or JobPost.Location LIKE '" + keyword + "%" + "' or JobPost.Experience LIKE '" + keyword + "%" + "' and JobPost.JobCategory="+1+"

but using this query if i press d the related content of d wil come but my requirement is that first the category i data wil come and then from category 1 the matching data of d wil come if user press d.

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