Re: Key documentation written (badly)

Hi, Matt!

I reviewed the file and some (probably stupid) questions came up:

Will there be a problem 2 years down the road when we start having sites 
with 500,000 key records?  How much longer will it take to search the 
Key table then?

Is there a way we can decrease the indexing space requirements for the 
"module" field?  Internal integer-based moduile ids?  Using an 
enumeration field?  (well, that would be pretty much the same thing)

Why are we not using the user ids of the author & editors?  I think we 
should because I've had to change the usernames of 3 people over the 
last 2 years, and it was a very long process.  I think it breaks some 
sort of database normilization rule as well.

-Eloi George-



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