Thanks, Jason.

>Jim,
>There is a method that will tell you if a *datatable* is empty. I think that might be more what you're looking for?
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>Check out mmBusinessObject.GetRowCount() -- it has a couple overloads for passing the name of the datatable or reference to a dataview you're intereseted in. If you don't pass a parameter, it calls the overload that expects the name of the table, using this.TableName.
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>Hope that helps,
>---J
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>>Daniel,
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>>I just looked at class you pointed me to, and the method applies to strings. I'm looking for something that will tell me if my dataset is empty.
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>>>In MMUtils there is an Empty() method. Do you like MM.net better than MM VF?
>>>I love it!
>>>
>>>>In MM Visual FoxPro, business objects had a method called IsEmpty() for checking to see if there is any data. How can I accomplish the same thing in MM .Net?