Yeah, I played around with another main menu form where I put a button that simply did a "disconnect". I had another connection to the database open, so I could see that that form's connection had disappeared. Clicking on another button on the form caused it to run the code on that button perfectly fine until it had to do something that needed a table, then I got the "no database" error.
So yes that form is loaded into memory, even though the database was disconnected. Do you think there's any long-term problems doing this, as long as you make sure that you connect back to the database before doing anything else in that form? Karen > I don't know about earlier versions, but for certain in 7.6 ever since > the > form and code is loaded into memory in one go. > With the form so loaded, the umbilicle cord can be cut without a problem. > > If you think about it, while you are disconnected, another user could > delete > your form from the db and your instance of the form would still work until > > you exited. >
