Joined: 18 Jul 2001 Posts: 34 Location: Salt Lake City, UT
I believe it means that there is no real MQWF object associated with it. This could probably only happen if you could allocate a PersistenList-derived object yourself, but since the MQWF API has factory-like calls where you never - for example - allocate a Worklist with "new", you either get it through queryWorklists or through createWorklist... Which probably explains why isEmpty always returns false... _________________ Eric Ducos
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