>He also made it clear that he knew the standard dotNET mechanisms but wanted something more concise- similar to what he is used to in VFP. IOW he was asking if there was a "better" way to do it.
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>I feel confident that creating 900 Stored Procedures is not what he is looking for ;-)
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>Many companies generate more than 900 stored procedures.

Do they typically "generate" them (as opposed to creating them)?

Doesn't 900 of anything in any system get a bit unweildy?