>Hi Claude.
>
>>I should have been clearer, it is grayed out (disabled).
>
>If it's there but disabled, that means there's only one datasource in your application. Be sure that there are two AddItem statements in your GetDataSources script.
>
>Doug

This is the code for "GetDataSources"

lparameters toApplication, toDatabase
local loDataSource
loDataSource = toDatabase.DataSources.AddItem('VFP', 'My Datasource 1')
loDataSource.Database = 'c:\apps\medstvfp7\medstvfp.dbc'
loDataSource = toDatabase.DataSources.AddItem('VFP', 'My Datasource 2')
loDataSource.Database = 'k:\medstkvfp.dbc'

based on your previous posting. k is the letter to which network drive is mapped. Data dicitionary for local drive is already entered.