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>>loCustomerRec = createobject("recno('customer')")
>>select customer
>>scan
>>  select invoice
>>  loInvoiceRec = createobject("recno('invoice')")
>>  scan
>>    ?invoice.num
>>  endscan
>>endscan

>>
>>When this method ends, loInvoiceRec would be destroyed first, then loCustomerRec.
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>Mike,
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>How would you create an object out of a class named "recno('customer')" ?

I wasn't trying to give executable code - I meant to type something more like create an object and pass it the expression to evaluate.

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>Though I get the idea, I would be very carefull with relying on functionality bound to implicit the destroy of an object. It generally is hard to follow and harder to debug. What would happen if the variable is not declared local (as in your example above), or even more sneaky, if you have a spelling mistake in the variable name when you assign or declare it and such variable exists already as a private (e.g. Due to recursive calls).

If you don't declare the variable scope properly you can run into such problems. You can release the object any time you'd like. My point was only to show that Fox has a stack already.

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>IMO, It would make more sense to just restore it explicitely.
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>Walter,