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Now I have been thinking and it seem like the model part of the MVC is sometimes a bad things.  The biggest issue is with insert a high amount of data.  i ha want to insert 100 records to 10 users(say i am adding all permissions tied to a user group to 10 users.  That mean i need to create 1000 permission model object and that will then run 1000 queries.  Does anyone know if there is a way around this with still creating each object but only have 1 query.

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You dont need to follow any hard-and-fast rules, IMO.

You could make a custom "permission updater" or "BulkUpdater" class :)

Like there are "data loader" utilities

with just that much description, it's difficult to give you a good answer because it seems you want things to speed up as well - which is called optimization - and to optimize, you need to know a lot about the structure.

 

fwiw, the MVC concept should have been called CMV and maybe even CMV/IPO, coz that's what it is exactly.

( IPO for Input-processing-output, but that's another story.... )

More info needed for anything concrete...

hth

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