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> Add static helper methods to your customer and or invoice > classes that would > perform this type of operation as a single SQL query. > Only return the fields > that you need in that query. I added a new method that only does a count(*). It's still not that much faster. And since I really don't need fields in my query (only getting a count), I am not retrieving any fields from the DB. > > If you are creating an object model to just be a memory > representation of > the database then you will have problems. The application > should never be > designed to load all the data into memory in order to > perform an operation. I'm not loading _all_ of the data, just the data that I want to work with for each instance. Are you saying that I should not be using container classes? Just working directly with the DB? Brad
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