Question : How do I split .Net 4.0 Windows Form event handlers into separate files?

I am using Visual Basic for a Windows Forms project at work in Visual Studio 2010, using the .Net Framework 4. Without going into too much unnecessary detail (because my question is more theoretical), my main Windows Form is becoming unwieldy at its current size. I have a number of tabs on this form. In the interest of sticking as close to an Model-View-Controller design as possible, I would like to create a separate form for each tab, which I have already done. The problem is that the only way I know how to do that is to make each file a partial part of the same class. This is better, but not necessarily any more maintainable, because there is no file scope that I am aware of. I want to limit the scope of each of the variables used in each tab to that file. Is there any facility in Visual Basic for what I am talking about? I have a workable version now, but, in the interest of maintainability, I would like to find a solution to this if I can. Thank you in advance for your responses

Answer : How do I split .Net 4.0 Windows Form event handlers into separate files?

the package procedures are part of the package body.
you cannot create a procedure "outside" of the package, unless you make the package body procedures just a wrapper for the external procedures

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CREATE PACKAGE NEW_PACKGE_FOR_PROC AS  
   PROCEDURE NAMEOFPROC;
--New Procedures will be added here later;
END NEW_PACKGE_FOR_PROC;

CREATE PACKAGE BODY NEW_PACKGE_FOR_PROC AS  
PROCEDURE NAMEOFPROC AS
BEGIN
INSERT ..............;
DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line ('Rows Inserted ' || SQL%ROWCOUNT);
UPDATE................;
DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line ('Rows Updated ' || SQL%ROWCOUNT);
END; -- end procedure
END; -- end package body