Also, Edhy, using CRUD is faster than using standard UPDATE commands.  The parger the table, number of columns, and database size, the more significant the performance becomes.  To put it in perspective, we use INSERT and UPDATE sprocs for every single BO in every application that we write (except for the few times that we want to sidestep the standard update logic).  There is really no downside to creating UPDATE and INSERT sprocs...unless you consider performance gains a downside

Thank you guys, much appreciated all the explanations.

Edhy Rijo