>I got two same database name which located in two directories:-
> pAirAcctDataBase = pub_airacctdatapath + 'account.dbc'
> pSeaAcctDataBase = pub_seaacctdatapath + 'account.dbc'
>
> pAirPrg = pub_airacctprgpath + 'caloverdueamt_air'
> pSeaPrg = pub_seaacctprgpath + 'caloverdueamt_sea'
>
>Now, IN the form's cal_overcreditlimt method , there are some codes as follow:-
> OPEN DATABASE &pSeaAcctDataBase
> SET PATH TO &pub_seaacctdatapath
> set database TO &pSeaAcctDataBase
> SET PROCEDURE TO &pSeaPrg additive
> pSeaDueAmt = CALOVERDUEAMt_sea(pCompanyCode,pDate)
> CLOSE DATABASEs
>
> OPEN DATABASE &pAirAcctDataBase
> SET PATH TO &pub_airacctdatapath
> set database TO &pAirAcctDataBase
> SET PROCEDURE TO &pAirPrg additive
> pAirDueAmt = CALOVERDUEAMt_air(pCompanyCode,pDate)
> CLOSE DATABASEs
>
> SELECT "InvoiceHeader" <-- Error
>
>I can get the different value of pSeaDueAmt and pAirDuemAmt
>However, as i 'close databases' it said 'Cannot access the selected Table'.
>If i remove the 'CLOSE DATABASES' , i can get the SAME value of pSeaDueAmt and pAirDueAmt , but without the 'Error'.
>
>I understand that As I 'Closes Database' ,it will close my current databases.
>however, if i didn't close database,.. it seems the program cal the data from the same databases anme , it seems ignore my'set path'
>
>Pls Help.
>From Agnes

Agnes,
Code is hard to follow :(
1) Do not use & but name expression for names (). ie :
OPEN DATABASE (pAirAcctDataBase)

2) CALOVERDUEAMt_air() hides the offending code. Probably you do SQL there. If so when you close databases you also close it.

3) Instead of opening-closing databases IMHO supply the path of tables directly and possibly aliases in order to avoid same table name thus auto aliasing problems.

Cetin