Sorry, this is a very subjective question;
Does anyone have any experience with developing an application with LOTS of
DBGrids?  I have an application that I'd like to have a dynamic number of
grids - anywhere from 3 to 30+.
Obviously, there are lots of factors such as the size of the datasets for
each DBGrid and the configuration of the machine but does the overhead of
using so many DBGrids make the program unusable or no problemo?

There's only one way to find out what happens, and that's to try it. Are the
grids all going to be on one form, or many forms? If you have many forms,
that will use up quite a bit of resources.

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They'll all be on the same form, just on different pages of a page control.

Well, go for it and see what happens. You may want to test with many other
open apps to stress the system, though usually, having Delphi open uses up
resources too.

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Steve F (Team B)