Thanks for the suggestions. I was think of using some type of object
hierachy so that I could exploit inheritence at least in the ACL
table. A more probable and managable alternative, I think, will be to
use a better database schema.

David.

On 1/21/06, Ben Alex <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> David Medinets wrote:
> > I did some developmental work with ACL and large tables at a previous
> > company. However, I did not use ACEGI. I didn't know about ACEGI at
> > the time. Instead I used GUID values at keys with various entities
> > having various permissions to access specific GUiDs. I used
> > materialized views in Oracle to keep the query response time
> > managable.
> >
> I've also used views at a RDBMS level instead of relying on Acegi
> Security to ACL filter very large tables. However, the underlaying
> tables which the views used were structured so that I could also use
> them with an Acegi Security BasicAclDao implementation. This let me use
> the RDBMS where appropriate (large tables) and Acegi Security/Java for
> the rest (including managing the ACL entries in the table).
>
> Cheers
> Ben
>
>
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