Too late. I guess I updated my reply a second ago after I checked Ed Rauh's FAQ. I remember we communicated regarding it...

Using ISNULL in SQL Server can get you confused about its syntax in VFP :)

>>It's a wrong approach. See my original reply for correct answer.
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>>You can use TYPE("myObject.myObject") = 'O' and insull(myObjec.myObject,'')<>'' && I forgot how do you check for NULL in VFP.
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>>If you don't have your property defined VARTYPE will give you an error. That's why PEMSTATUS() function was introduced.
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>>>Thanks, that works great. Don't know why my brain is having a hard time with vartype these days. :)
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>>>>IF VARTYPE("myobject.myproperty") = "O"
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>>>>>I need to check a object that started out as "empty" object for a specific property. Is there a way to do this without getting an error?
>>>>>
>>>>>TIA,
>>>>>Beth
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>Just ISNULL() nothing else :-)
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>IF ISNULL(some value)
>    ...
>ENDIF
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