>>Thank you very much. This is helpful as I also know very well all the names in my project and separating each BIZ into its own classlib would be helpful for project maintenance. Although I don't understand what you mean by "virtual categorization."
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>Actually, I've found it much simpler to keep bizobjects in prgs - they have no visual representation anyway, so no reason for a vcx. And, besides, the prg-based classes make the exe much smaller and the instantiation is faster.
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>Our old friend Peter R Robinson went to the extreme and made all his forms prg-based, and guess what, the size of his exe went down by at least half, and it instantiates in about 2 microjiffies.
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>My rule is one prg per bizobj, except when I have subclassed it by only changing some properties and/or one or two methods, when they go in the same prg with their parent class.
All my BIZ objects are based on the custom class and they are all visual. I prefer - for ease of working with them - to have them in the VCX files.
Thank you.
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