Robert,   
      
   Have you looked at ExecMethod()? You can pass a dynarray of data,   
   including the method name and the library name, to a common method in a   
   library. This common method then opens the appropriate library, passes   
   the dynarray of data to that library and calls ExecMethod using the   
   passed method name. It then returns an answer dynarray containing error   
   status, error messages and any data or table names to be returned. This   
   way, any forms only call a single, common method, something like:   
      
   HandleMethod(var dynRequest dyAny, var dynResponse dyAny) where dyAny =   
   dynarray[] anytype.   
      
   This has been discussed at length a few years ago (can't remember where)   
   and is a variation on the "Hercules" example.   
      
   Any form, any library, any method to be called. A single (common) method   
   in the uses clause.   
      
   Robert Molyneux wrote:   
   >   
   > I found using the long form was a pain, in that if you change the   
   > parameters for a method, you have to chase down all the objects that use   
   > the method. Have you found some problem with the short form?   
   >   
      
      
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