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Are there any drawbacks in keeping the complete application on a single form (many blocks) rather than making separate forms for each option and then using call_form to put it all together?

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Are there any drawbacks in keeping the complete application on a single form (many blocks) rather than making separate forms for each option and then using call_form to put it all together?

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I am currently making this application that has 20 blocks (stacked) so far and will grow to around 80 blocks down the road. Most people have discouraged this idea. I must say that I do face problems in making ‘base table’ blocks with buttons. Any work around? One Answer: With my experience, I found one canvas per form should be used as a guideline. This is in line with the suggestion mentioned – one business operation per form. This will allow you to query this one canvas form from many forms based on your business requirements.

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