Please have a look at this sample tables.
Table : users [id | name]
Table: Schools [s_id | s_name | userid]
[CODE=sql]
1 | School A | 1001
2 | School B | 1001
3 | School C | 1002
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I need to join these table records like in this format.
USER-1 | Shcool A, School B
Is this possible with using a query it self ?
here is the sample scripts to test it.
Table : users [id | name]
Code:
1001 | USER-1 1002 | USER-2 1003 | USER-3
Table: Schools [s_id | s_name | userid]
[CODE=sql]
1 | School A | 1001
2 | School B | 1001
3 | School C | 1002
[/CODE]
I need to join these table records like in this format.
USER-1 | Shcool A, School B
Is this possible with using a query it self ?
here is the sample scripts to test it.
Code:
create database sample1 GO use sample1 GO create table users( id int primary key IDENTITY (1001,1), name varchar(50) ) GO insert into users(name)values('USER-1') insert into users(name)values('USER-2') insert into users(name)values('USER-3') GO create table schools( s_id int primary key iDENTITY (1,1), s_name varchar(128), userid int not null ) GO insert into schools(s_name,userid)values('School A','1001') insert into schools(s_name,userid)values('School B','1001') insert into schools(s_name,userid)values('School C','1002') insert into schools(s_name,userid)values('School D','1003') GO select * from users select * from schools
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