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Zamdrist
Sep 3, 2008, 4:01:08 PM9/3/08
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If you are using a SQLDataSource control, and considering the
SelectCommand attribute is associated with that control, if you have
more than one GridView, that each select data from different
tables...you need a SQLDataSource control for each, correct?
SelectCommand attribute is associated with that control, if you have
more than one GridView, that each select data from different
tables...you need a SQLDataSource control for each, correct?
(Visual Studio 2005)
Thanks
Steve
Sep 3, 2008, 10:53:42 PM9/3/08
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While you can update the Select command dynamically, in this case you're
probably better off doing just as you suggested. It's easy enough to do,
and you can then name each SQLDataSource appropriately to avoid confusion.
probably better off doing just as you suggested. It's easy enough to do,
and you can then name each SQLDataSource appropriately to avoid confusion.
HTH
Steve
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