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From: Jose Hortal
Date: Wed, 30 Apr 2003 09:00

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Hi, I'm new using ADO with C++ Builder and I have the following problem:
When opening two forms with a dbgrid linked to the same table, the grids are
linked despite that the datasource and the tables are different objects (
the TADOTable objects refer to the same table, but are different objects ).
If I make one of the tables a detail, the other also gets linked to the
master. In general all the operations that I make with one table is
replicated by the other.
Is there some way that the two table objects stay independent ?
Thanks in advance...

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