Good grief, no! You are one of the big guru's. I wish I *were* smart enough to help you guys... but I'll probably need a few more months of using VFP first :-)

I did try to keep my message simple, I didn't want anyone to misunderstand the way I mangle english.

>Todd,
>Was this reply directed to me?
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>>You can do something like this:
>>
>>close all
>>select a
>>use table1 order myorder shared
>>select b
>>use table2 order myorder shared
>>
>>then when you want to do something to one of the tables, go:
>>select b
>>count all to mycount
>>select a
>>count all to mycount
>>
>>You can also reference fields in the other table with:
>>select a
>>list b.name, b.ssn, b.birthday to print off
>>
>>the b. tells VFP to look at the other table.
>>
>>Instead of using single letters, you can also refer to the tables by their alias' like this:
>>
>>use table1 shared in 0
>>select table1
>>
>>Is this the kind of information you needed?
>>
>>
>>>>Hi,
>>>> My 2 different tables tableA and tableB want to be accessible at the same time in same application but different process. I know VFP is not multithread. I also don't know how to tell you for my case. My point is how to let 2 different table accessible at the same time.
>>>>
>>>>Thank you
>>>
>>>VFP can access many (up to 254) tables at the same time, but VFP itself cannot have two processes at the same time, though you may have some simulation using timers, but technically it's not 'in the same time'. You may probably clear up your definitions and start new thread.