Hi, Syed.

I did not fully understand this use-case and the question.

1. For Gravity Form integration,

only one Form can be connected to provide data for one Table at a time.

It is not possible to link multiple Forms to one Table.

2. For SQL Query based Tables :

The SQL Query Tables in our plugin have no relation with the Gravity Forms integration.

Technically speaking, depending on the level of your SQL Query skill/knowledge,

you could try to make a custom SQL Query to pull data from Gravity Forms from the WordPress Database,

but this data is stored as serialized JSON Format - so if you manage to pull the data you need through SQL Queries, you will still need to unserialize JSON to make this data more "humanly readable".

3. In regards to server-side processing:

This is used to edit tables in our plugin, for dataTables linked to Gravity Forms via our add-on/integration,

you can choose which Form you need to output, which Form Fields, etc;

if you enable server-side processing, this will just allow you to edit this Table,

or in other words, each table has its own server-side processing toggle;

so if you enable server-side processing on Table 1 - that does not have effect on Table 2, and so on;

It also does not have an effect on the ability to make SQL Tables.

You can make SQL Tables with server-side processing disabled.

Here you can learn more about what our server-side processing does and the logic behind it.

Let me know if that clarifies what you need, or if you have any additional questions. Thank you.