~nano

I'm glad you got into this one first - completely contradicts the madness article a few months ago. Having been down both tracks (as have we all) I'm still in 2 minds as to the "best" method.

I love the integrity of multiple tables, I hate the job of doing all the GUI work to maintain each one. Yeah, I know you can do a generic form but then you get the odd tweak needed to support a business rule and 3 months later you have a monster. Still I've got the process down to where I can do a complete table/procs/GUI in less than 15 minutes but it's all rote .

MAF