><> >That makes sense. > >BTW, I tested again and realized that my method worked as well. What I did was write a littlke subroutine which goes to the user table to return the full name of the current user, which I preferred. The subroutine knows which datasession to go if development or production mode. But I like your suggestion much better and I will scrap mine. I was not too familiar with oUser.GetPProp() yet and I did not mean to reinvent the wheel. Thanks to you. > >Evelyn
Evelyn, GetPProp() is a common method to all VMP baseclasses. It's used as a wrapper function to return any Protected property value (and there are a lot in VMP).
As for the name, you can add a property to your CusUser subclass to hold the name and add code to the AfterUserLogin method to populate it. The record pointer is still on the appropriate record at this point. I had to do this recently in an app.
