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    Hello, One of my friend ask me about how to use binding on multiple data sources. Please help me to answer, as I am a newbie in .net programming.

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      Hello, One of my friend ask me about how to use binding on multiple data sources. Please help me to answer, as I am a newbie in .net programming.

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      This is gonna blow your mind: 9.7 MILLION google results for "bind control to multiple data sources"[^]

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        Hello, One of my friend ask me about how to use binding on multiple data sources. Please help me to answer, as I am a newbie in .net programming.

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        I'm not sure I understand what you're asking. If you're talking about binding multiple data sources to a single control, I'm not sure it can be done without writing a custom control. For example, a select list can only have one data source. On the other hand, a custom control can have any number of elements that can be bound to their own individual data sources.

        Scott E. Corbett Software Engineer/Analyst

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          Hello, One of my friend ask me about how to use binding on multiple data sources. Please help me to answer, as I am a newbie in .net programming.

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          robertalis wrote:

          One of my friend ask me about how to use binding on multiple data sources.

          And how does that make you feel?

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            I'm not sure I understand what you're asking. If you're talking about binding multiple data sources to a single control, I'm not sure it can be done without writing a custom control. For example, a select list can only have one data source. On the other hand, a custom control can have any number of elements that can be bound to their own individual data sources.

            Scott E. Corbett Software Engineer/Analyst

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            I also think so about binding multiple data source, its not possible without custom controls, because one control can have only one data source. Recently I found a custom control which can do all these and can also used for other purposes e.g. real time data updation, performance and so on, here is the website http://www.dapfor.com/Feature.aspx[]

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