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What is complex data binding? What advantages can this capability lend to a multiple-table database application? Present an example of a situation where complex binding would be appropriate in an application and discuss why this approach is needed in this scenario.

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What is complex data binding? What advantages can this capability lend to a multiple-table database application?

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Complex Data Binding

Complex data binding is a process by which a control is able to bind more than one data element. It can even bind more than one record in a database and more than one of any other type of bindable data elements.
Examples of controls that support complex binding are the DataGridView, ListBox and ErrorProvider controls.

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Advantages of complex data Binding on a multiple-table database application

The main advantage of complex data binding is to manage multiple controls that is supposed to access same or related sets of data without any hassles. Initially it was a cumbersome task to manage and get confused because things were not designed as nicely as ...

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