yes.. but that's because it use to get fields from another class and a table on the database.. this class an other are build with an automatic tool (by myself) and i have other classes that get values from this classes only knowing this names.

the others auto clases has a propertyget function that take the name of the property and returns the value (with a select case) and a propertyset (that do the set to the property). It's my implementation of what you are trying to achieve...

HTH

Gonzalo

OOP does not have anything to do with the possibility to iterate through an object methods and properties. For example, you can use the typeLib library to open a COM object and iterate through all its registered intterfaces, and get all the properties and properties of the properties and so on.

Gonzalo, what you implemented is just a disconnected RecordSet :)

Marco

sort of Marco ;) but i have some classes that implement an interface that has code in it (like inherit ;) ) and with this, all the child class has the same structure and for example the search function know how to construct the query (with the PK fields) and the base class know how to fill the class (with the fields name in the collection) and is all implemented without knowing the actual class i working on...

im doing something like OOP! ;)

HTH

Gonzalo