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Dual List populate previously selected in right listing databound

I am using the dual list with databound values . The left side is values to add or remove the right side is the table listing of added or removed items. I pass the selected items moved or removed in the right listing as a string into a stored procedure. However I was hoping to see previously selected items in the form whenever it is opened. It just shows items on left only. Can I use a select comm
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Paul.Buckley asked Dec 16, 2018 active Dec 20, 2018

ListBox pass parameter to form submit command as stored procedure

http://dnndev.com/fiddle/fid/737 All, I get an error however way I try and pass the listbox strings to the stored procedure. Can some one give the correct format to do this? -Error MESSAGE: Incorrect syntax near ')'.; ADDITIONAL INFO....List2:; List1:; FK_ID:5462; BYID:1; STACK TRACE: at KnowBetter.XModPro.FormFunctions.AddButtonClicked(XItem& xi) at KnowBetter.XModPro.XModPro.frmAddRecord_Add
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Paul.Buckley asked Dec 20, 2018 active Dec 20, 2018

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