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Hi All,

I am having problems getting values out of an sqldatasource.

I have 2 on the page, i am using one to insert into a table and the other to get a couple of values from another table for the insert.

the datasource i am trying to get the values from does a select with a querystring filter i need to grab a couple of fields out of it trhen do the insert on the other datasiource with a button click.

The insert is fine, i just don't know how to get the values out of the first 'select source'

Any pointers or suggestions most appreciated.

Cheers

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