>Nabil,
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>That will work, however I wouldn't do it that way because of the fact that it requires two round-trip calls to the server. Instead, either send both queries at the same time (your Sql string will contain both queries in it) or call a Stored Procedure that returns both tables (that is the way that I would do it).
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>~~Bonnie
Bonnie,
When the DataSet is filled, do these results just go in as Table1, Table2, etc? Is there anything you do to give the tables different names?
TIA