Sets a value that determines if an object can be bound to a data source. Only available at design time.
Syntax
object.DataBindingBehavior [= number]
The DataBindingBehavior property syntax has these parts:
| Part | Description |
| object | An object expression that evaluates to an object in the Applies To list. |
| number | An integer that specifies data binding behavior, as described in Settings. |
Settings
The settings for number are:
| Constant | Setting | Description |
| vbNone | 0 | (Default) The object can't be bound to a data source. |
| vbSimpleBound | 1 | The object can be bound to a data source using simple binding. |
| vbComplexBound | 2 | The object can be bound to a data source using complex binding. |
Remarks
Use the DataBindingBehavior property when you want an object to act as a consumer of data provided by objects. A data consumer may be either simple bound (binding to single fields) or complex bound (binding to a rowset).
When DataBindingBehavior is set to 1 (vbSimpleBound), the PropertyChanged event and the CanPropertyChange method are added to the object's procedures.