You can make Form B use the same DataSession as Form A. I think to remember there were some prerequisites; changing the DataSessionId (equal to the DataSessionId of Form A) before you process any data or something.
>Beginning to learn about private datasessions ---
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>I have a problem with the interaction of two forms, both of which have private datasessions.
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>Form A shows a grid with calculated data for all parts in our system. All parts are assigned a "class ID". There is a simple cursor which allows the user to select which class IDs are visible. (Only two fields in this cursor: class ID and Y/N flag).
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>The user can invoke Form B from a pop-up menu. This form contains the relevant information which is editable for each part.
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>What I'd like to be able to do is to have the list of items in Form B that appear to be the same as those as the user saw on Form A. I don't know how to do this, as I don't know how to pass my simple two-field cursor from Form A to Form B.
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>Suggestions?
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>Thanks,
>Jim
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