>I REALLY have the feeling that this is getting out of hand. I have 13 of them already and am about to add a 14th!!!!
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>Is there any way to hide the bizobjs or somehow move them to a side or something so I don't keep stumbling upon them while designing this form?
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>One thing I'm pondering is whether to get three of these bizobjs and their corresponding comboboxes and make them into a new class since they will ALWAYS be appearing together anyway. Kinda like the address_entry class in the framework.
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Do you REALLY need all the power of the BizObjs on the form at the same time? If you only need lookup tables you could use the oDELogical to cut down on the overhead of the BizObj. Another idea is to load the data into a container and when you need that data then istantiate it at runtime. Finally, I also use a call to another form for "extra" data that doesn't need to appear to the user with the "main" data. That way my bizobjs are only loaded when accessed.
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Cathi Gero, CPA
Prenia Software & Consulting Services
Microsoft C# / .NET MVP
Mere Mortals for .NET MVP
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