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It seems like that would be the answer, but what I've done
is to open and display the database making the opened
database visible. What is at issue here is how 2000 and
2003 clean up their variables after the particular
module/class has closed. 2003 will leave database B open
when database A closes but 2000 will close database B when
database A closes. If there were a way to spin off
threads or new instances in 2000, I feel I would be able
to solve this particular problem.
is to open and display the database making the opened
database visible. What is at issue here is how 2000 and
2003 clean up their variables after the particular
module/class has closed. 2003 will leave database B open
when database A closes but 2000 will close database B when
database A closes. If there were a way to spin off
threads or new instances in 2000, I feel I would be able
to solve this particular problem.