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Active record models (or “records”) are models, with a database-facing layer built in.
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Best way to handle large amount of records
You can store your information/records in a separate table and link them with their ID to a category. … You can combine your records with other elements with an normal Query like Craft does it with it's ElementCriteriaModel. …
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How many users can Craft handle?
It depends more on how you are going to create and display them. I had to import 20k elements this weekend and I had to be careful to store them step by step.
Depending on your server/hardware - you …
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