>>It sure would be nice if VFP 7.0 allowed container objects to have their own datasession. VFP would be a much more flexible and independent object development environment if datasessions were available at the business element level. My frameworks would benefit greatly.
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>Sure, but you can always use a form without a border and display it inside the form. To activate a form inside another you can use the ACTIVATE WINDOW command. In Advisor I had an article that described this technique for displaying controls on top of an ActiveX control.

Hey Christof,

Well I actually go one step more. I have a form within a form. The outer form contains a data-driven VFP outlook style bar, MS StatusBar Control and VFP toolbar – all of which can be added or removed from the menu. The inner form contains a PageFrame that is controlled by the outlook style bar. I populate the PageFrame with various data entry and analysis interfaces – container objects. Each one of these interfaces has it’s own data requirements. I was hoping to create a separate data session for each of these interfaces. Anyway, thanks for your help.

Bill