VB.NET - how do you use two datareaders at the same time in a vb.net windows application ?

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how do you use two datareaders at the same time in a vb.net windows application ?

for example:

while(datareader1.read())

while(datareader2.read())

end while

end while

this is not allowed even though both datareaders have two different sets of data. can someone help me out with this please..is there another way to do this?
thank you

Total Answers and Comments: 2

Last Update: December 05, 2007 Asked by: IRDM

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