Sponge_Over
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I am trying, very unsuccessfully, to create a nested repeater.
The problem is that all the tutorials I have tried use one table for the parent repeater and one table for the child repeater. I need to use one table for the parent repeater and two tables that are joined together for the child repeater.
My output should look like this: (But I haven't been able to find a tutorial to help e achieve this)
Business Unit Name
Deadline Date, Finding, Process, Days Over Due
Deadline Date, Finding, Process, Days Over Due
The way the database is structured is as following:
tblBU contains BuName, BuID
tblAuditSchedule contains BuID(that connects the two tables together), AuditID, and AuditArea (Which will be used for process)
tblFinding contains AuditID (Which binds this table to tblAuditSchedule), DeadlineDate and Finding
If anyone could assist me in any way, it would be greatly appreciated.
Kind Regards
Marilee
The problem is that all the tutorials I have tried use one table for the parent repeater and one table for the child repeater. I need to use one table for the parent repeater and two tables that are joined together for the child repeater.
My output should look like this: (But I haven't been able to find a tutorial to help e achieve this)
Business Unit Name
Deadline Date, Finding, Process, Days Over Due
Deadline Date, Finding, Process, Days Over Due
The way the database is structured is as following:
tblBU contains BuName, BuID
tblAuditSchedule contains BuID(that connects the two tables together), AuditID, and AuditArea (Which will be used for process)
tblFinding contains AuditID (Which binds this table to tblAuditSchedule), DeadlineDate and Finding
If anyone could assist me in any way, it would be greatly appreciated.
Kind Regards
Marilee