How to get specific login user entryer details from database

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I had table created in Database.

First Table Name: Registration
second Table Name. MasterTable
a,b users registrad in in Registration Table(through frontend Registration form);

"a" user after login enter 3 records enter in to the MasterTable (through Frontend MasterDetails)
"b" user after login enter 5 records enter in to the MasterTable (through Frontend MasterDetails)

a,b users enterd details save in to Database.

a,b users after entry finished and logOut.

Next "a" User Login.
How to show "a" user entered records
next "b" User Login.
How to show "b" user entered records
How to get specific Login user Entryer details from Database

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I had table created in Database.

First Table Name: Registration
second Table Name. MasterTable
a,b users registrad in in Registration Table(through frontend Registration form);

Posted 28-Dec-21 23:54pm

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Updated 29-Dec-21 0:22am

CHill60

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CHill60 29-Dec-21 6:12am

Please use the "Improve question" link to add some detail to your question - some sample data for each table for a start. Then in the "What I have tried" section add the code that you have already tried

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2021-12-29T00:22:00

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If you want to track user entries, you're going to have to include the user ID (usually a numeric value) in the table that contains the user-entered data. This would require appropriate JOIN clauses to retrieve the data later (ostensibly, to show data entered by a particular user).

Posted 29-Dec-21 0:22am

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