ankit.gupta1 (10/14/2013)
I have two tables:T1 and T2.
T1 has 1 row as
name and age
T2 has 2 rows as
name, money1
name, money2
I use left outer join and get two rows in the resulting table.
As
name, age, money1
name, age, money2
Is there any way using which i can get data like:
name, age, money1, age, money2
in one row?
I have two questions:
1. Why do you need to display 2 columns with age when they come from 1 row of T1? Wouldn't displaying it once be enough?
2. Are you updating age daily in your table?
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