Hi Jim...

>>I meant dynamically, with VFP6's new AddProperty feature.

I figured that is what you meant. However, AddProperty does not work on a class that has a public interface in a COM Object.


>John,

>I meant dynamically, with VFP6's new AddProperty feature.
>
>Cheers,
>
>Jim N
>
>>Hi Jim...
>>
>>>Couldn't one also code to add a property if a new field was detected six >months later?
>>
>>Sure, but that requires recompilation of the business object. I think what Jim B. is getting at deals with encapsulation. With a method, you can write generic code - perhaps to to serve up an ADO recordset. It would be up to the client application to specficially deal with the new field.