I seem to remember with the old map maker that parent-daughter status was only carried through 3 map layers. With the new atlas, how deep can you actually go before losing status from your deeper daughter maps in your parent map?
I seem to remember with the old map maker that parent-daughter status was only carried through 3 map layers. With the new atlas, how deep can you actually go before losing status from your deeper daughter maps in your parent map?
Prevailing wisdom was that you didn't want to go any deeper than 3 or 4 levels deep. I don't know if that's because the map files were being parsed from the file system only when they were needed or if it was truly that complicated to get a bubble-up status on the nodes. Since 9.5 the map data is in the database, so I'm more comfortable with 4-5 layers provided you're not having any resource issues. Of course, I haven't seen enough customers on 9.5 yet with deep map structures to give you a good benchmark.
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