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Hello,

I am using the following code which works. My question is does the
OleDbDataReader need to be closed and then re-executed for every control?
Is there a more effecient way of doing this other than using a loop?

Thanks in advance, Steven
Dim spTermType As OleDb.OleDbData Reader
Dim prmTermType As OleDbParameter
Dim cmdTermType As New OleDb.OleDbComm and("sp_web_Sea rch", cnnSearch)
cmdTermType.Com mandType = CommandType.Sto redProcedure

spTermType = cmdTermType.Exe cuteReader()
ddlType1.DataSo urce = spTermType
ddlType1.DataTe xtField = "TerminationTyp e_ID"
ddlType1.DataTe xtField = "TerminationTyp e_ID"
ddlType1.DataBi nd()

spTermType.Clos e() : spTermType = Nothing
spTermType = cmdTermType.Exe cuteReader()
ddlType2.DataSo urce = spTermType
ddlType2.DataTe xtField = "TerminationTyp e_ID"
ddlType2.DataTe xtField = "TerminationTyp e_ID"
ddlType2.DataBi nd()
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