Call procedure in custom control dl in VB.NET

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I am new in customization of control. I am planning to create own customized combobox with Data and all methods. Finally I have made my combobox ready with data from database calling the procedure from "BindingContextChanged" Method. Can anybody please let me know whether it is correct way or there is other better way. It is working for the time being. Thanks in advance for your kind and valuable time.

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I have made my combobox ready with data from database calling the procedure from "BindingContextChanged" Method.

Posted 14-Feb-21 7:02am

Shah Samiur Rashid

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[no name] 14-Feb-21 13:42pm

That's referred to as "bleeding your data model into your view".

Shah Samiur Rashid 14-Feb-21 23:37pm

Hello Mr Gerry. I would be sorry in advance, if you are not Mr as I address you as Mr. Anyway, If it is not a proper way of handling combobox data, would you please get me an idea about a better way based on my plan to avoid coding of same things over and over again. I am using VB.net. Please get me a clue. Thanks.

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