Hi George:
GC> Now for my question, which is the better method (and why)?
GC> Put all related tables into one big database.
GC> It looks like this way only one call to use the
GC> database loads everything.
For simple management of the tables, this is the easiest.
GC> Put only each related set of tables into separate databases.
GC> Can use each database separately and may be able to
GC> write separate modules without the extra overhead.
The next easiest to manage .... until a relationship changes connecting
tables from different .DBCs.
GC> Non-related tables remain as Free Tables.
Ah, 1.x technology. Actually, the advantage here is that other apps can
directly read these .DBFs. They cannot do so when they are in a .DBC. The
disadvantage is the data security and data integrity which must be programmed
as you did in the early FoxBase.
David in Dallas.
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