Tegron,

If you want to stick with the shaped entity method, Tim's suggestion should take care of you.

If you want to use a different table for the same entity, you just have to add a reference to the tablename when you set up the BindingSourceMember. Rather than just entering the column name, you would enter MyTableName.MyColumnName. If you're binding to a DataGridView, you put the tablename in the BindingSourceMember property of the grid without a column name. When you want to reference a column in code, you will need to use the dataset for that table to get the values.

I hope that helps.

Linda

>When I investigate the entity using the latter method, the entity object still is returning the default entity. The doc reports that this method basically just adds another datatable to the DataSet.
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>How do I get my bound form to display the data being returned from the dataset? Currently it is bound to the entity object and displaying the data from the default dataset, which is what it is supposed to do. The stored procedure that I am calling fromt he filldataset has a different data structure from the default entity. Is there a way to default to another dataset for the entity object?
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> this.FillDataSet(this.GetCurrentDataSet(),"GetSubmittedRequestsByReimbursementStatusID", "Guardians",
> this.CreateParameter("@ReimbursementTypeID",reimburseTypeID,DbType.Int32,ParameterDirection.Input));
> return this.GetCurrentDataSet();