> > > Hi James, thanks for the elaborate answer. Not that explicit OneToOne > relationships are bad but I was just trying to avoid the overhead due to > the JOINs that comes with it. > >> >> Understood. Unless you specifically request the data either by accessing the .merchant_data FK attribute or use select_related(), you shouldn't see a JOIN. I stumbled across this video yesterday where Russell talks about the user model and having only minimal authentication data in the primary model vs. profile data in ancillary models, along with a bunch of other fun topics like tracking names and genders within the user models.
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