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I don't think this possible without copying the returned table yourself in code and then delete it from the original dataset.<br />
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But why should you want 2 separate datasets, instead of 1 dataset with 2 tables
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I don't think this possible without copying the returned table yourself in code and then delete it from the original dataset.

But why should you want 2 separate datasets, instead of 1 dataset with 2 tables

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Hi tovvenki,<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;Your solution is working. I still want to know if we can make use of only 2 datasets and directly fill them rather than populating into one and then copying to other datasets.<br />
&nbsp;Thanks,<br />
&nbsp;Binu
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Hi tovvenki,
   Your solution is working. I still want to know if we can make use of only 2 datasets and directly fill them rather than populating into one and then copying to other datasets.
 Thanks,
 Binu

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Hi,<br />
what do you mean by &quot;populating into one and then copying to other datasets.&quot;. Do you mean to say that use one dataset populate it use the data and then use the same dataset and repopulate it with the next data set??<br />
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regards,<br />
venki
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Hi,
what do you mean by "populating into one and then copying to other datasets.". Do you mean to say that use one dataset populate it use the data and then use the same dataset and repopulate it with the next data set??

regards,
venki

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I am creating a windows application using visual studio .net. I have a stored procedure that returns 2 recordsets. I want to populate these returned recordsets into two different datasets. for example. if 2 recordsets are returned by my stored procedure, i must be able to populate it into Mydataset1 and Mydataset2.
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I am creating a windows application using visual studio .net. I have a stored procedure that returns 2 recordsets. I want to populate these returned recordsets into two different datasets. for example. if 2 recordsets are returned by my stored procedure, i must be able to populate it into Mydataset1 and Mydataset2.

How to populate multiple recordsets returned by stored procedure into separate datasets.

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