>>Why would you need the session class? Even if you don't use the default dataenvironment, VFP forms can have their own Datasessions.
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>Ok, I'm a moron because I don't get it; but he said "How can I subclass the data environment", I said the he could use the Session class, but he could probably just setup everything he wants in a form classes Load().
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>Could you reexplain your post, please?

I only mean that the only thing that the session base class gets us is the ability to have a private datasession. But you don't need that in a form, because a form already has one.