I know. That's why I mentioned about being "halfway" there. Thanks again for pointing me to Amembers(). Much appreciated.

>You will find the properties using amembers(). So you must make a simple For Each loop to find the names and their values.
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>>Thanks Tore. I guess I'm not going to get the values with Amembers() but anyway, I'm halfway there.
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>>>Check out Amembers()
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>>>>For example, if I have an object, myObj (based on empty class), that contains the following three properties:
>>>>
>>>>1) myObj.startdate = {^2000/01/01}
>>>>2) myObj.name = "Joe Blo"
>>>>3) myObj.age = 46
>>>>
>>>>is there any built in VFP function/command that can return me the name of each property and its corresponding value? I was hoping that I could pass in any generic object and have it's properties' names and values spit out.
>>>>
>>>>TIA,
>>>>Mike