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hey there!
thanks for turning on the issue tracker! :)
would you mind making up some quick examples for those two features?
Efficient references to another document, and an efficient way to load it (with one query if possible)
Dynamic References (AKA, save a query to execute later)
as example data:
i have users who own products and in an overview i need to load the products under each user. is it possible to dynamically load products into the user?
right now i already have a base object class with my custom findassoc etc. (to prepare data) and i think i would go the way that i load the object of the user and copy the custom findassoc functions into the object to overwrite the base class functions and within those products specific find functions i would load the products object and find() by the users id.
any other ideas?
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hey there!
thanks for turning on the issue tracker! :)
would you mind making up some quick examples for those two features?
as example data:
i have users who own products and in an overview i need to load the products under each user. is it possible to dynamically load products into the user?
right now i already have a base object class with my custom findassoc etc. (to prepare data) and i think i would go the way that i load the object of the user and copy the custom findassoc functions into the object to overwrite the base class functions and within those products specific find functions i would load the products object and find() by the users id.
any other ideas?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: