I use SET PROCEDURE. I keep lots of related functions in different PRG files. Mainly two: One contains "generic" functions, which I might use in any application, and one contains functions which are so adapted to a particular application that I don't expect to use them in other applications.
>if so, why? and why not?
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>Is it easier for you to manage?
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>if not, what do you use instead?
As seen on this forum, some people prefer to have each function in a separate PRG file.
Another alternative is to put at least some functions into the database container. I use this only for functions that are related to the data access.
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