>>>>Jim
>>>>How do I set up and save a class based on Session in a Class library. "Session" is not available on the drop down - but is in DEFINE CLASS....
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>>>David,
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>>>You don't, you use DEFINE CLASS in a prg.
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>>Jim, can I give you a simple non-real example of what I would like to do?
>>Lets say I have an addressing module and it does all sorts of neat things with addresses. It also uses an "Address" table which I wan't to be in a private data session belonging to the class.
>>I would then want to be able to write, for example, a method called exists..
>>function exists
>>lparameter nAddrnum
>>return indexseek(m.nAddrNum, 'Address', 'Addrnum')
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>>In my main program I would have:
>>private oAdr
>>oAdr= NewObject('Address', ....)
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>>Where, how, would you suggest I incorporate a "session" so that this object, which persists for almost the entire application, has it's own "hidden" use of the "address" table? Assume oAdr is currently based on a custom class.
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>Maybe in the init of the address object you have to create an instance of a session, assign the appropriate properties, and bind it to a property of the Address object.

Then the data session of the object will still be the default data session, since that is where it was created. I wan't to be so that whenever a method is run in the object it refers to its own datasession, like a form.