Roxanne,

Just open Form2 in a Default Datasession, it'll directly have access to the parent form's datasession.

>>It wouldn't matter with SQL. SQL doesn't query buffered data.
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>Well it's not buffering that I'm worried about...
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>I have a form (lets say form1) that creates a temporary cursor from 3 source tables. Then I have another another form (form2) that needs to see that temporary cursor but not see the three source tables. So if I setup form1 to have a separate data session to hide the source tables, how can I get form2 to see that temp cursor created by form1? Changing how my data sessions are setup is an option if necessary. Any ideas? TIA!