Multiple Database Connection Strings

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Mark Richards

I am starting to test out using the new gridView, FormView controls with a
ObjectDataSource, BUT, my application allows the user to select which
database they want to work out of. I am storing multiple connection strings
in the web.config, and I can normally determine which one to use by a value
stored in Session, however, the class used by the ObjectDataSource doesn't
seem to have access to Context. Is there any way to get access to Context
(and thus Session) in that class ?

Thanks,
Mark Richards
 

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