>>>>>I am using a form (Private Data Session) with a grid that is populated from an
>>>>>SQL select to a cursor called DailySked .. It works wonderful except for one
>>>>>thing. If the form is active on one workstation and called again from a second
>>>>>workstation with a different data set, both forms are refreshed with the second
>>>>>workstation's query. This is good in some situations, but not really what I am after.
>>>>>Is a Private Data Session not supposed to be Private ? I also thought temporary
>>>>>cursors were local to the worksataion ??
>>>>
>>>>Private data session is application specific. I mean, the table involved, the record pointers, etc. are private versus other forms in the same application.
>>>>
>>>>I have some difficulties to understand what can make a cursor to be updated from another workstation operation.
>>>>
>>>>BTW, is that really a cursor or a view?
>>>
>>>No I am not using views ...
>>>I'll try to explain more clearly..
>>>
>>>I have a table that has a fixed x,y count. When my form is run it fills the cells of
>>>this table with data. (basically Daily schedules) The original grid on this form was
>>>bound to this table but I noticed that when the form was run on another workstation it
>>>repopulated the table and because the grid was bound to the table it got refreshed on
>>>all the workstations that had that form active. (This is not what I wanted) So I figured
>>>I could populate the table as before (in the form.init) and then do an SQL select into
>>>a cursor to give individual workstations their own snap shot of the table. The grid
>>>recordsource is an SQL select all on the table into a cursor called Dailysked. The
>>>recordsourcetype is SQL and the grid columns are bound to DailySked.field(s) (the cursor).
>>>The logic here is that the cursors would exist on the workstations and be independant
>>>of one another. This does not seem to be the case. I also have a config.fpw that sets
>>>the workspace to the local drives.
>>>
>>>Any thoughts ??
>>
>>You should use cursor alias as Grid.RecordSource (RecordSourceType=1), and this should resolve your problem.
>
>Nope .. If I use grid.recordsource.alias then the grid is not populated at all.

Really? Did you see some magic here?
You should populate cursor first and then tell VFP that this cursor will be recordsource:
Select .... Into Cursor Cursor1
Thisform.Grid1.RecordSourceType=1
Thisform.Grid1.RecordSource="Cursor1"
Thisform.Grid1.Refresh