<< When creating new forms, do you prefer to create: a) Individual EEPs, or; b) Custom Form Actions? >>
My two cents: 1. For actions that occur once and only once, and only in one form, I'm willing to use an custom EEP. 2. For actions that occur only in one form, but at different times, I always use a custom form action (and call it from custom EEPs when needed). Because, in my experience, #1 type actions often turn out to be called more than once (eg, AFTER START and as the result of one or more user actions), I often just skip #1 and go straight to a custom form action. 3. For code that is used by more than one form, it goes into a stored procedure or APP file and is called from the custom EEPs that use it. -- Larry
