Al,

just

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>>Open database yourdatabase1
>>Open database yourdatabase2
>>..code
SET DATABASE TO yourdatabase2
CLOSE DATABASE
*now only yourdatabase1
*this is valid if you work with a single datasession
*Close database yourdatabese1 && yourdatabase2 is still open

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>>>How do I select a DB then?
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>>>>>I have multiple database open. How do I close just one DB?
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>>>>CLOSE DATABASES without the ALL clause closes the currently selected database in the current data session. If you have more than 1 database open, set the current one with SET DATABASE TO.
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>Sorry, your last line doesn't work - syntax error.