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ASP.NET populate datagrid from 2 tables

Asked by Mose_ in Programming for ASP.NET

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I've looked around the web and here as well to find an example where you can populate a column from values from another table (Non-Nested)

I have 2 tables, one with computer data and another with user data.  The table with the computer data has a field with the users logon ID associating the user with the computer.  

What I am trying to achieve is populating a datagrid with some of the data from the Computer table and have one column in the table be formatted LastName, FirstName from the user table.  The LogonID, LastName and FirstName fields reside in the User table.  Both the User and Computer tables have UserID fields.  Is there a method in which I can accomplish this?


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