>>I understand what you are doing, I feel that it goes against my OOP grain.
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>>You still use proc files and I don't. They both work, but it reminds me of SBT too much. Sorry.
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>>__Stephen
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>Stephen,
> I can understand how you feel if procedure files make you think of SBT. Yes, we did actually sell that junk to some of our customers years ago becuse they had the payroll updates. We all learn as we get older. I understand they were just purchased by Compter Associates. I guess CA figured they could triple the service contracts on the existing users and get double their money back until they all give up.
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> The main reason we use procedure files is because we have so many great things in them that we have developed over the past 15 years.

Ok, sounds ljust like SBT now <bg>. 15 years of stuff is where we differ. I too have been coding that long, but code that is not OOP is re-written to take advantage of it. It's put in a bizClass and referenced whenever necessary. This way I can atempt to create n-tier work over time. I try to dissociate interface from the rules and from the back end.

__Stephen