Yes, it is possible to populate two database tables within a single ActionResult. You can use any database access technique, such as Entity Framework, ADO.NET or LINQ, to connect to and manipulate the databases. Once you have accessed the databases, you can perform operations on them, such as inserting or updating data, and then return the results as part of the ActionResult. Keep in mind that it is important to properly handle errors and manage transactions to ensure data consistency across both tables.
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