From: modridirkac@email.si   
      
   "Robert Molyneux"  je napisal v   
   sporocilo news:4893872a$1@pnews.thedbcommunity.com ...   
   > Jure, do you really have 300 libraries?   
      
   Yes, not counting special libraries and reports by request for individual   
   customer.   
      
   Just for this group, I did an inventory (Total commander, search and count   
   files):   
   *some DLL files (for ZIPing, FTP, registry reading,...)   
   *335 libraries,   
   *540 forms,   
   *610 tables,   
   *968 reports,   
   from oldest dating back to 1995 (an still in use), to newst from yesterday.   
   My application consists of aprox 20 modules (inventory, salaries, general   
   leger, invoicing, orders,...),   
   each with its own alias for code and one for tables.   
   Largest form has 25 (!!!) tables in its data model (and is still working).   
   In application I also use some external programs, like curl.exe, ISLlight,   
   PDFcreator,...   
      
   Currently I have around 500 active customers with my application,   
   with largest instalation of 15 workstations.   
      
   For some customers I also made some coding by request:   
   99 libraries by request by my customers,   
   771 special reports for individual customer.   
   68 additional tables for customers,   
   and 78 forms.   
      
   Staff: 1,5 programmers, 1,5 analytics, 2 on help-desk.   
   We still have 2 working applications in Pdox for DOS, but I'm not counting   
   them  :-)   
   Ah yes, almost forgot: we use Pdox 7/32.   
   Another team (7 people) in our company in working exclusevly in .net for   
   last 3 years.   
      
   Jure   
      
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