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You would probably get more response on this if you posted this on the 
borland.public.cppbuilder.vcl.components.using newsgroup, or perhaps 
there's a third party component which you might learn about in the 
borland.public.cppbuilder.thirdpartytools newsgroup.

Regardless, I would approach this by doing a non-data aware grid control 
and populating the columns manually.

Cheers!

In article <38BA5153.A70EED56@bilten.metu.edu.tr>, 
ayfer.kutuk@bilten.metu.edu.tr says...
> Hello!
>  Please,send my an answer for this problems:
> 
> I whish to use two database  files  together in a single grid.Such as
> one column is from Adb and other one from B.db in C++Builder4.Can you
> help me about how can I do this?
> 
> 

-- 
"The more I learn, the more I realize I didn't know, and thus, the 
dumber I feel"

Hi,
Please, send the tables (A and B) structure, which relationship exist betwen
them,
indexes, are paradox tables ? dbase ? Interbase ? Oracle ?

You must be more specific

> I whish to use two database  files  together in a single grid.Such as
> one column is from Adb and other one from B.db in C++Builder4.Can you
> help me about how can I do this?

If you don't need to write to either table, use a TQuery component as
your dataset and write a 'multi-table' or a 'join' query to access the
two tables into one dataset.

If you do need write to the tables, look at using aggregate fields -
chapter 19 of your developers guide. I can't give you more details on
this as I'm still working this out too.

Peter Tersteeg.
Westinghouse Signals Australia.


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