>Dragan
>You are absolutly right in your explanation- the wall between sessions
>I knew this , but had temptation to jump through it
>It was to sad to repeat queries
>By the way, if I used remote views, opening view each time
>in the form makes server query again.
>Now I took the following method
>In customer object I add dynamically ( addproperty) 2 vector properties
>Go to first form ( set it session)and put afields() in first
>property and make sql select ( from the cursor I took form server)into array in the second property
>Go to the second form ( set its session)
>Create cursor from first property
>Makes insert in it from the second property, drop 2 properties, besause next
>cursor could have absolutly diffrent data types.
>So, I avoided cicle. It does not makes the work more fast in one user variants, but
>decrease numbers of the server requests and many clients will work faster

Neat trick. If you're using VFP7, you can also try to use CursorToXml to post the cursor content to your form, and XmlToCursor to retrieve it. Depending on the size of your cursors, you may exceed the maximal number of members in an array (65000) and XML can hold any size you like - but then with large recordsets it would probably be slower.