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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 20:19:42 -0400

It's VERY rare that I have the relationship modeled but don't want the graph in sync.

We actually do it a lot. If you think about our system there are some apps that spend 99% of their time
inserting data (think of when something is sold) and there are others that spend 99% of their time reading
that same data (think of when something is invoiced). Those first class of apps are not going to traverse
the object graph after the insert and need to be very fast. The other class of apps will fetch and then
traverse the object graph and are not anywhere near as performance sensitive.
Now I'm just going to have to go look into fixing this in Wonder. How much effort is expended being scared of inverse faulting (which is a problem that seems like it really shouldn't be all THAT hard to fix with a little elbow grease)?

ms

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