Arthur Fuller
fuller.artful at gmail.com
Tue Sep 20 00:36:48 CDT 2011
I never claimed perfection, Charlotte, LOL. And any naming convention is bound to have its pluses and minuses. But I try to keep it sensible, as best I can. So, we have forms called Customer_frm, CustomerOrder_subfrm, CustomerOrderDetails_subfrm, etc. Main thing is that they sort alphabetically and sensibly, IMO. Same nomenclature for reports. I also have a few procs in a module called Listers which (gasp) list objects of various types (forms, reports, modules) so I can grab the results and paste them into an Excel workbook and thus mark off my regression testing. It may not be perfect but it works well enough for me, until I find something better. Suggestions are always welcome. A. On Tue, Sep 20, 2011 at 12:29 AM, Charlotte Foust <charlotte.foust at gmail.com > wrote: > That's the kind of thing my former employer decided to do when we moved to > VB.Net. Made it very easy to sort things into groups by name, but it was a > nightmare if you wanted to look at, say, all subreports. I hated it > because > it solved one "problem" by creating others. > > Charlotte Foust > >