ASP.NET Event Calendar Video Tutorial
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Sometimes you need to know the value of your Primary Key when you insert record in your table. This is true if you have a Master/Detail form and you need to know the Primary key value of the parent table so that you can insert rows in the related table.
Consider the following scenario:
Just want to share with you on how to concatenate or combine one or more values from multiple rows. This SQL code is part of my “Online Hotel Reservation” project.
The idea here is to group column values while concatenating the other column to avoid duplicate records.
Here’s an example:
I have the following record on my table:
Switch Statement is the same as If…Else Statements except that it is easier to use if you have multiple conditions.
Switch Syntax
