I know that I can merge two DATs and use it as a trigger for DATexec, but maybe more elegant way is possible?
The only other option I can think of now, would be to have two DAT Execute’s who will each monitor one DAT, and both fire up the same script if anything changed.
Maybe this could be a feature request. The CHOP Execute DAT can respond to multiple CHOPs, but it looks like the DAT Execute DAT can only respond to one DAT.
Fortunately, you can wire a single text DAT into two DAT Execute DATs and have each of those respond to a different table. That way, you’re not writing your DAT Execute code in two places–you’re only writing it in the Text DAT.