> Right now you can't have one model apply to two different controllers with > conditional models. Copy/pasting should work but I would rarely advise > that. Are you running into performance problems?
No, but I read the posts in the group, and thought I'd better prevent running into performance problems. > Have you tried any other optimizations? 48 tables is kind of a lot but not > crazy. It's a network application based on nodes (people,organizations,resources) hubs and edges (that's 6) with address book functionality based on apple's address book (that's 9), calendar functionality (6), auth and account functionality (that's 10), view settings (that's 6), and standardization tables (that's 11). I try to keep the number of tables as limited as possible, I also considered developing a separate address book, calendar and cms application but in that case I have to define the same constants, variables etc. more than once, which may result in inconsistencies. Since the address book and calendar are queried based on keyword/locality c.q. startDate/endDate the result sets don't contain more than a 100 records max. As I acquire more knowledge on this subject I might consider other solutions. Kind regards, Annet.
