But i am not getting how to divide the events across different units
Second parameter of units view constructor specifies the property of the data item that holds the relation. In your code
var unit = new UnitsView("Employee", "EmpID");//initializes the view
var rooms = new List<object>(){
new { key = "1", label = "Employee1"},
new { key = "2", label = "Employee2"},
new { key = "3", label = "Employee3"},
new { key = "4", label = "Employee4"}
};
Scheduler will check value of eventObj.EmpID property of your events and will be placing events inside the columns with equal value of the 'key' property. Event with EventObj.EmpID == "2" will be placed inside the second column.
I need to add the label from the database,
UnitsView has a public Label property
var unit = new UnitsView("Employee", "EmpID");
unit.Label = "label";
UPDATE
if you use model class with a different properties, you still can collect values for a units view with IEnumerable.Select :
var unit = new UnitsView("Employee", "EmpID");
List<GetResourceOrderDisplay_Result> resourcedisplayname = new List<GetResourceOrderDisplay_Result>();
resourcedisplayname = _scheduler.Getresorderdisplay();
unit.AddOptions(resourcedisplayname.Select(u => new {key=u.ID, label=u.DisplayName}));