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Using the Profiler requires a fairly deep (e.g. time consuming) analysis, so make sure you are barking up the right tree before proceeding with this. You’ll want to eliminate any front-end issues (such as loading large png files, too many css or javascript files, content compression, unnecessary Javascirpt, etc.) to be sure your problem is really server side (The “YSlow” firebug plugin is a good resource for client side problems).

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In the first ORM article we told you there were two kinds of Models in Magento. Regular, or "simple" Models, and Entity Attribute Value (or EAV) Models. We also told you this was a bit of a fib. Here's where we come clean.

ALL Magento Models inherit from the Mage_Core_Model_Abstract / Varien_Object chain. What makes something either a simple Model or an EAV Model is its Model Resource. While all resources extend the base Mage_Core_Model_Resource_Abstract class, simple Models have a resource that inherits from Mage_Core_Model_Mysql4_Abstract, and EAV Models have a resource that inherits from Mage_Eav_Model_Entity_Abstract

If you think about it, this makes sense. As the end-programmer-user of the system you want a set of methods you can use to talk to and manipulate your Models. You don't care what the back-end storage looks like, you just want to get properties and invoke methods that trigger business rules.

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On any fast paced software development project, the task of keeping the development and production databases in sync become a sticky wicket. Magento offers a system to create versioned resource migration scripts that can help your team deal with this often contentious part of the development process.

In the ORM article we created a model for a weblog post. At the time, we ran our CREATE TABLE statements directly against the database. This time, we'll create a Setup Resource for our module that will create the table for us. We'll also create an upgrade script for our module that will update an already installed module. The steps we'll need to take are

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