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I have a client that insists on creating service programs with only one function per service program. I have always been of the opinion that all "like" functions should be contained in a service program together. >> I agree with you. That being said, are there any benefits or possible issues with having only one function per service program?> >> Keeps someone in employment, managing all of the objects <grin>!! Brian Parkins.
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