I use an array property of the application object to store sets during development.



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>I also see a place for public variables in saving and restoring SET settings when an app starts/ends.
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>Let's be careful not to generalize. I wouldn't say "FORGET SET FILTER" or "NEVER USE PUBLIC VARIABLES". Instead, "LIMIT USAGE OF SET FILTER AND PUBLIC VARIABLES". Without seeing the specific situtation and business contraints that a particular app funcationality faces, you can't say that using Set Filter and public variables is inherently bad.
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>Just my opinion.
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>-JT