Hi all, I am working a side project and need some statistical inputs.
How large is your largest function library?
Export it to file and give me the size.
I havent broke 100kb yet.
@klincecum I know you got a function library or two 
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It’s not the size of the function, it’s how you use it…
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Same. The biggest one I have is 72kb.
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I just knew someone was going to say it
I think it was staged. 
Feeling very inadequate at this point…
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Thanks for the input. I think (hope) @danvoss wins this one.
Feel free to keep adding your largest, just so we can get a sense of the averages.
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I’ll have to check, but I think my biggest is 330KB 508KB.
Our 2 main libraries are 200K and 243K, 32 and 49 functions respectively…
How would one export this? New to this side of Epicor.
Side question:
How MANY function libraries do you have? Because of the Promote/Demote methodology, there are times when they are not available. Putting everything into one library might be disruptive. Having too many libraries can get unwieldy as well.
Thoughts?
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It’s an operation under the Action menu.
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I have 9 libraries in production. In general, my libraries are organized by purpose.
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So far, I only setup libraries as I need a new function. Unless the functions share the same datasets, I just make a new library for each function. This way I can promote/demote individual functions without breaking the others. I also only have 2 libraries in use, so we don’t use them very extensively yet.
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I think the “right” way is to use solution tracking, but I hate that tool. For function libraries, open Functions Maintenance, load your library, then click Actions > Export Library. Import one the same way!
Great question. I have about 10. They are separated-ish by concern but not well. I find the disruption to update a single lib with multiple affects is still more palatable that juggling umpteen libraries, migration pains, code change pains, etc. Pick your poison i guess.
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