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I have an interesting question. I have a SQL JOIN with 3 databases with the same field in common, ID. &nbsp;In the SQL statement, they are referenced as a.ID, b.ID and &nbsp;c.ID.<br />
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&nbsp;If I call the generic field ID I get an error when I reference it like: &nbsp; <br />
&lt;%# DataBinder.Eval(Container.<wbr />DataItem, &quot;ID&quot;) %&gt;<br />
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Is there a way that I can reference this field??
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I have an interesting question. I have a SQL JOIN with 3 databases with the same field in common, ID.  In the SQL statement, they are referenced as a.ID, b.ID and  c.ID.

 If I call the generic field ID I get an error when I reference it like:   
<%# DataBinder.Eval(Container.DataItem, "ID") %>

Is there a way that I can reference this field??

Syntax for field outside code-behind

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