Hi,

I have a form that so far has 10 bizobjs on it and I'm about to add another one.

6 of these bizobjs are updateable and the other 4 are used to populate comboboxes and do a lookup based on the info in one of the controls.

Background:

This is for a form where the user enters medical record requests made by attorneys:

Updateable bizobjs:
list_requests_bizobj - This is where I add new requests. It contains all the requests made by a single attorney for a particular case.

Treatment_dates_bizobj - Is a child of the above, lists the specific treatment dates the attorney's interested in.

Money_bizobj - (child of list_requests_bizobj) all the costs that a given request involves.

Pending_coversheets - whenever a new request is entered, a record is added to this list so that when a user is done he can print a bunch of summary sheets for the requests he just entered.

Pending_provider_letters - simmilar to above but lists what letters are pending to be printed to be sent to hospitals/doctors for the requests just entered.

The other bizobjs, as I said, populate comboboxes.

Now I'm about to add another bizobj which will contain a list of defendants in the lawsuit the current request belongs to in order to make sure that I'm not about to send a letter to one of the doctors being sued (malpractice lawsuits tend to sue the dr's, hosp, nurse, the mother, the dog, etc. - the one with the worst lawyer pays) ;-)

This is working OK, but that doesn't necessarily mean that the way I'm doing it is the best way and today as I started "counting" my bizobjs I kinda got nervous about how many of them I'm using concurrently.

Lesson: Never count your bizobjs before the form is ready ;-)

Thanks for all your help!

Alex