>>>http://fox.wikis.com/wc.dll?Wiki~DataSession
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>>Thank you, Frank.
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>rule e) of that wiki article is your way out normally.
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>Eg you have some application object goApp which is started in the public/general datasession 1.
>It offers seom method creating a cursor you may need in several places, eg a list of users. You'd need this cursor to be created in the private datasesson you call from, then add a method setDatasession to your
>App class, simply:
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>

LPARAMETERS tnSession
>SET DATASESSION TO tnSession

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>In the calling session do goApp.setdatasession(SET('DATASESSION')) before making the call creating a cursor and you're done.
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>You may also want a resetdatasession() method, which resets an object to the datasession it was created, then simply store SET('DATASESSION') to some property in the init() event.
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>Be cautious, I'd never change a form's session, that causes problems with bound controls, I'd just recommend that for classes tht act as some kind of library of methods you need in many places.
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>You could also make use of functions, that always work in the same datasession as their caller.
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>Bye, Olaf.

Thank you very much for your input, Olaf.