I'm trying to develop a solution for my company and as a "Newbie" I'm lov'n every minute of it! (I love to learn new stuff!)

As my solution grows I have layouts for this and tables for that and scripts for both. The question is (and a VERY general one).....

In the largest solution you've written, how many tables did you wind up with?

Layouts?

Scripts?

Table Occurrences?

Just wondering what I have to look forward to.

Thanks,

Mel

My FM6 solution statistics:

Files = 45

Fields = 4378

Layouts = 1070

Scripts = 4580

But the asking, reminds me of the comparison a canon blast and the eifle tower, which is highest??

There is no point in such measure comparisons. Let us work us thru Phils list:

Files - what if the separation model is involved, and the deployment of several servers??? Tables could be structured in one2one relational structures due to user privileges.

Fields - we know nothing about how flimsy or crafty the relational structure is that causes the number of fields.

Layouts - should the various aspects of a tabbed layout with the fm8+ feature each count as a new layout. What about utility layouts that serves a special purpose when GTRR'ing. What about layouts that carries found sets, but enherits all data on a object oriented basis?

Scripts - what about what Petrowski calls funtional scripting, where the more common things a tied together in a single script via a recursion.

--sd