>Hey Gang!
>
>In my code, I have one form creating another form with the code below....
>
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>

>CASE tnModule = 2
>	Thisform.p_module = CREATEOBJECT("frmDoctorDefault",RECNO("nh_facility"),1)
>

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>
>Thisform.p_module is the property of the First Form ("Facility") that is the object reference to the second form ("frmDoctorDefault").
>
>I want to be able to pass back to the first form ("Facility") the doctor_id found in the second form.
>
>The frmDoctorDefault form has a grid in it, that has as its datasource the Doctor table. The user can browse the table and select the doctor manually. So, at this point, the user is looking and has selected the doctor.
>
>Other than a global variable (yuk!), or a global property, how can I pass this info back to the calling form?
>
>Thanks!!!


Pass object reference of first form to second form and then store it in some property of second form.


Instead of

Thisform.p_module = CREATEOBJECT("frmDoctorDefault",RECNO("nh_facility"),1)

You could do

Thisform.p_module = CREATEOBJECT("frmDoctorDefault",RECNO("nh_facility"),1,thisform)

&&while in called form init you would put additional paramater to receive 
&&object reference of caller form and store it for later use.

** Init method of second form
lparameters p1,p2,p3, oCallerForm
this.oCaller=oCallerForm &&Property added to store that ref. for later use. 

 

After that you can easily access things both ways.
No need to return any values.

Just make sure you properly release forms so no dangling references occur.

HTH