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BOOK: Expert One-on-One Visual Basic 2005 Database Programming

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Many To Many

I know you didn't cover this topic in the book but how would you go about using a bound form with a many to many relationship.

I have 3 tables
-Courses
-CourseHasStudent
-Students

I want to have course as the main part of the form and the students in the datagrid. I'm not finding a way to do this by dragging an droping on the form. Do I have to bind everything on my own or is there a simpler way?