miked
2 years agoContributor
Cube Limit
Hi All,
I have a bit of an extreme question here. Is there any limit, whether system or logically, that there are too many cubes in an application? My example (which I have simplified here for il...
How many cubes are you thinking? I think we all would agree that after a while too much of anything can adversely impact maintainability, performance, or useability. Which two of these is important to your client?
In aviation we have an expression: "With enough thrust, anything will fly". ๐
The idea we were exploring was a seperate cube for each entity for which there are 120 now...but that would grow by 10 or so a year. I totally agree on the concerns. We're still scoping it out but yes, all 3 of those factors are important and come into play.
My sense is 100+ cubes seems over the top and the lookup table option might be more sensible. Only drawback to lookup / XFBR's is the user would need to know how to use them when creating a custom quickview on the fly.