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Creating data components in data module you will be able to use them from
many forms. If you are using data components only on one form and do not
plan to use them in other forms/units you may place them on the form.

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> Hi Everyone,
>
> Doing some reading, I read that it is better to create a DataModule to put
your Database Controls vs. putting it on your individual user forms. Of
course, my Database Controls are ADO.
>
> Is this true? It does sound like a good way to go. Does anyone know of a
link I can learn from? I lost the one I was reading on the net and can't
find it anymore.
>
> It's definitely easier to leave the controls on my user forms than to
create a DataModule with all the Database Controls I need. But it's probably
not the way it should be done.
>
> Suggestions?
>
> Thanks,
> Heinz