I have resolved this issue by reading an asp lablel key into a dictionary. then if the dictionary had that label insert into my database. Sorry if I was vague but I'm very new to all of this so I mostly i just make others made by asking inane questions that are apparently to unclear to understand. :(

Huor, Thank so much for your time. This is very helpful and at least sends me in the right direction! It seems like most experienced programmers are too jaded to offer help here. Like giving a handout to a poor person that hasn't helped themselves. Like I'm just looking for a handout because I'm too stupid to google or use the "search" features. "Oh please Mr programming constultant, help me for free, please, my family is dying from starvation and and...my dog has fleas...I need more code" "Begone peasant!! I have no time for new coders! I'm solving much higher and more important recursion problems and pointer issues! Why don't you use the search feature." Bah!

It is only an option, but... You may need to create a third dataset which the relationship itself is defined, and feed it with the information you get from these two webservices. After that, you still can iterate through this third dataset to fill your gridview.

RickSharp wrote: The end file should be in FedWire Format. The posted link is not a Protocol structure document. It looks like a mapping document.

RickSharp wrote: By entry point do you mean is it just a win form, exe or class library? If so I have added a form project and console application project to my solution. So I have a class library that contains that code. I added a reference to that class library in the new forms and console projects that I created. I tried following this tutorial with no success. The tutorial has some different code than you have; A console-application doesn't show a form usually. There's also no need for a separate class-library - simply put then in a normal forms-application. Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss: If you can't read my code, try converting it here[^] They hate us for our freedom![^]