>Jess,
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>Sorry to interrupt the thread, but what is the difference between placing
>procedures in Data/Databases/Stored Procedures and Code/Programs?

That depends on the situation. Stored Procedures is advisable if it is specific in manipulating, but there are situations wherein no need to do that, instead put it in a custom method of the form.

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>>>Wouldn't it be very messy if I got dozens of procedures? Then I would I
>lots of files inside the project manager.
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>>>Can we put it all inside a lib of something like the Pascal or C langage
>do?
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>>To maximize VFPs Rushmore Technology, developers should follow the
>requirements to achieve the desired speed. It has substantially documented
>that functions should be individually save to a file to eliminate putting
>the PROCEDURE line of code. I mean:
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>>If I have a function CALC_PROC.PRG;
>>The program should not have PROCEDURE CALC_PROC line in the actual code,
>but rather go directly with the routine.
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>>* CALC_PROC.PRG
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>>PARAMETERS blah..
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>>DO coding directly