grid view binding with same value once and different values to a dropdown in single row

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I have one table named as 'TransactionMaster'

Suppose in a cd/Dvd shop one customer take cd/Dvd multiple times..He didnt return back..

That time the details will save like different transaction ids and same name and different cd names in Transactionmaster..
the table will looks like this

TransactionId CustomerName MovieName
1 Name1 Movie1

2 Name1 Movie2

3 Name1 Movie3

But i want to display this in one row in a gridview like

CustomerName in one label and movieName in one dropdown..Dont repeat

pls help..

Posted 10-Oct-12 2:41am

kanamala subin

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Zubair Alie 10-Oct-12 8:53am

what is the purpose of DataGridView here?
you may have dataTable returned. you simply place a label & assign it a row[0]["CustomerName"] and datasource this table to dropdownlist where displayMember of dropdownlist will be ["MovieName"].

is it clear..?

kanamala subin 10-Oct-12 9:35am

its an example different customer names will come down

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fjdiewornncalwe · Answer 1 · 2012-10-10T02:56:00

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Just use DISTINCT in your query when you pull the data from the database.

SQL

SELECT DISTINCT Name1, Movie FROM ...

Posted 10-Oct-12 2:56am

fjdiewornncalwe