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Re: Relationship across model boundaries failing
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Re: Relationship across model boundaries failing


  • Subject: Re: Relationship across model boundaries failing
  • From: Mike Schrag <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 30 May 2008 16:19:10 -0400

IMHO you should never flatten a many-to-many (especially across models).
So this is interesting ... I held this same belief for years until about 6 months ago when Chuck convinced me that I was missing out :) I had some silly misunderstanding of EOF caching with respect to flattened relationships that Chuck proved was wrong. I've since been pretty happy with them (though admittedly I've never crossed model boundaries). I'm curious what you're reasoning for not flattening is? Definitely it will fail across databases boundaries (which totally makes sense), but it's not immediately obvious that (or rather why) it would fail across model boundaries onto the same database (assuming you have the EXACT same connection dictionary between the two).

ms

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