What !! no layers. Oh my god the sky is falling. Thank god all your happy clients don't care. :-)

>Are you kidding? We've been through this before. My classes have no idea what a field is! They don't even know how to spell SQL. All of my database "info" is in custom properties.
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>With a totally dynamic interface, like the one I am creating, things are very different than with the ordinary layered approach. I am doing this to handle the volume of clients that we have and the volume of customizations that we do per customer. So my needs are very different than yours.
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>And there is definately a place for direct and specific data access code in the user interface, when you need to override the ordinary operations and make a form specific for a client.
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>In your model, how do you customize specific data code for one customer? Do you give them a separate EXE? Please let me know!
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>A little credit please, I've been designing and programming database systems since 1985 or 1986.
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>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Arrrgggghhh!!! You're not actually putting your DataAccess in your UI classes are you? Bad!