how to pass primary key value to foreign key

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how to pass primary key value to foreign key in c#

Actually i created employee details class and department details class where Department ID is common how how can i pass this Department ID to department class so that i can access the department class to get department name

Posted 21-Jul-14 22:52pm

anil420

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OriginalGriff 22-Jul-14 5:08am

This is not a good question - we cannot work out from that little what you are trying to do.
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Prasaad SJ 22-Jul-14 5:10am

What have you tried so far. ? You have both the values in Lists ?

anil420 22-Jul-14 5:20am

yes i have both the values in list.Iam trying to display department name which is in deparment class by using deparment Id which is in employee details class and deparment class

krishnaMurali 22-Jul-14 5:50am

Please improve your question.. provide the code or giv it in tabular format etc.. then one can understand your issue.

ZurdoDev 22-Jul-14 21:32pm

How do you do it? By writing code. Where are you stuck? They are your classes, how can we tell you how to do it? We did not write your code.

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