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I blogged previously on databound controls.  I am back to hating them.  Okay, so I guess in a few situations they're still okay.  But now I am dealing with a table that has a composite key.  One of the keys is artificial, and one is natural (and I prefer natural keys...but that's a REALLY old blog entry). 

The natural key can be changed but the other key (which is both artificial and foreign) can-obviously-not be changed.  Using the databound controls for this situation doesn't seem to work.  In fact, quite the opposite.  It's almost like I can hear the controls speaking to me. 

"You should change that to an artificial key...then I'll work just fine."

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posted on Tuesday, January 15, 2008 2:24 PM