>Hi Mark!
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>>Once I have the dummy view open, I can then use CursorGetProp() to get the COnnection Handle of that view to use in SPT. The connection of that dummy view is shared, so any other view I open that uses a shared connection will use the connection of this view.
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>Ok, I've read about it... But I've done some tests and the results:
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>Open Database MyDBase
>Use View_01 ConnString "blá blá blá" in 0
>Use View_02 ConnString "blá blá blá" in 0
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>Note: The "blá blá blá" string is the same in both.
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>After it, I test the nHandle about each view. To my surprise, View_01 returns 1 and View_02 returns 2.
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>How can I change it?

DBSetProp('View_01', 'View', 'ShareConnection', .T.)
DBSetProp('View_02', 'View', 'ShareConnection', .T.)

However, you only need to open 1 view using the connection string which is what my sample code does. Once you have a remote view open with a shared connection, all you have to do to open another remote view that has the ShareConnection property set to true is:

USE ANY_VIEW

Anytime you specify a conn string in a USE, you will get an additional connection opened.

>One more question: Once I've created one view (using SQL Server driver) and I have to change my database to Oracle: Can I change the "blá blá blá" string and everthings works?

I very much doubt that. The problem is incompatible data types between SQL Server and Oracle.