OK, next suggestions:
Another way to pass data might be by creating tables.
Cursors are really private to a datasession; each Form (private datasessions) functions (more or less) like a separate user.
But you can create a table in Form A, and open it in Form B.
To create a unique name (to avoid conflicts with other users, or other instances of the form), use the function sys(2015). And, unlike a cursor, you must remember to kill it later.
You might pass the name of the table as a parameter, when invoking Form B. Or, set a property:
loCalledForm.cTempTableName = ThisForm.cTempTableName
>Yes, I could use the same datasession, but I don't really want to -- Form B creates some cursors on its own, sets various relations and all that, so I'd really like it to have its own datasession.
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