Hi Dragan,
You are living dangerously :-)
Not only does if have to be done at the method level, but at any method that those methods call. I advocate a different design. VFP does a good job of maintaining the right DS, even when you mouse about it switches to the 'right' DS.
I'm pretty sure that storing an object reference has no bearing on the way an object works. (Which is good.)


>The reason for this is that any object's code will execute in the datasession which was active when the object was created. So switching datasessions is OK, IMO - I'm doing it every day, it just needs to be done at the method level, or you have to create objects in the DS where you want them to execute.
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>Now Dorin may be up to something... if just storing a reference to an already created object as a property of the current object, and then calling it using this reference makes it run in the caller's datasession... that'd be cool. I'll have to check that, sounds too good.