From: ibisnestremovespambit@iinet.net.au   
      
   modri dirkac wrote:   
   > "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   
   >   
   >   
      
   My app has 420 forms, 55 scripts and 34 libraries   
      
   The reason I asked was that a ratio of almost one library per form (335   
   libraries versus 540 forms) suggested you were holding most code in   
   libraries and not sharing it between forms - hence maybe not getting   
   maximum benefit of libraries...   
      
   Do you have a particular way of handling code that requires lots of   
   libraries?   
      
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