New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: When denormalize is preferred instead normalization?
Ask HN: When denormalize is preferred instead normalization?
3 by iceporter | 1 comments on Hacker News.
So I'm a solo developer and I have problem with my small product(saas 2 client) So this app is handling my client main business transaction like selling their services. I saved the transaction detail into a record, who is the client, how much the cost, what services is it. Then my client also want the app to have accounting feature Problem is I find it hard to design the system My current approach is on every transaction record it have a child record (the accounting journal postings) And I copying value and detail from the parent object to child object, that is needed for accounting task. every time the parent object is saved(rails callback) is it bad practices? Should I just refer the value instead copying it? But if I refer the value instead copying it I think I will meet with query complexity problem
3 by iceporter | 1 comments on Hacker News.
So I'm a solo developer and I have problem with my small product(saas 2 client) So this app is handling my client main business transaction like selling their services. I saved the transaction detail into a record, who is the client, how much the cost, what services is it. Then my client also want the app to have accounting feature Problem is I find it hard to design the system My current approach is on every transaction record it have a child record (the accounting journal postings) And I copying value and detail from the parent object to child object, that is needed for accounting task. every time the parent object is saved(rails callback) is it bad practices? Should I just refer the value instead copying it? But if I refer the value instead copying it I think I will meet with query complexity problem
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