Hi,

I *think* Michel needs the actual class name?
But myClass.GetType().Name would be good.

>I think you could use 'BaseType' property, like
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>myClass.GetType().BaseType
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>HTH
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>>Is there a way to get the sub class name from the class? I have a sub class named ListMember. This is inheriting from Framework.Framework.List class. At that level, I would like to detect the sub class name which is in this case defined as:
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>>Public Class ListMember
>>    Inherits Framework.Framework.List
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>>The reason for that is that each sub class of the List class is defined in a List.dbf record table and I now need, for certain lists, to be able to get the List table primary key when sub list is being executed. So, I thought, without having to add a property in the List class and to update all my sub classes to define that propety, that I would be able to rely on the sub class name instead which is also part of the List.dbf table as a field which I can use to locate the record.