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In article <3BC47F2A.3050005@home.com>, "Warren says...
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>The important issues for business use is that you need to keep things as
>simple as possible, so that programmers can focus on the business processes
>instead of the science(s).
 
Yes, I know what you mean. I once worked on a C project for a business
application. They had this one large C file where all sort of functions 
in it, (the file must have been 10,000 lines long). I asked why? a programmer
told me that it is simpler to use one file to keep any function they need, 
easier and simpler to find this way.