you can solve that with a single DBC and something like Stonfield database
toolkit
Arnon
>my 2cents -- i'd use one dbc to hold all 'basic' tables (like your A/R) and
then one for each separate module. only caution is if customers buy one
module, decide they like it and buy another. can't overwrite original basic
dbc.
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