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Hello,
 
I'm evaluating the Metakit and have a few questions involving on-the-fly data structures and nested views. 
 
I am wondering what the best way to represent the data in Metakit would be.  I have tried nested views, but I'm not sure they will be the most efficient.  Plus, the on-the-fly data structures do not seem to be working -- at least for me.
 
I have a number of items.  Each item can have zero to thousands of data records.  The properties for the data records can differ for each item.  For example, one item may have data like Date, Time, StyleSize, etc. while another item may have data like Date, Type, Length, Color, etc.
 
To make things worse, I need the ability to add/remove properties from the item data on a per item basis at run time.  The item data could include one or more of hundreds of properties.
 
ItemView
    Item[Name:S,Description:S,Number:I...]
        ItemDataView
            ItemData[Date:I,Time:I,Style:I,Size:I...]
            ...
            ItemData[Date:I,Time:I,Style:I,Size:I...]
 
    Item[Name:S,Description:S,Number:I...]
        ItemDataView
            ItemData[Date:I,Type:I,Length:I,Color:I...]
            ...
            ItemData[Date:I,Type:I,Length:I,Color:I...]
   
1. Is this possible in Metakit?
2. Any ideas on how to structure the data in Metakit?
 
Thank you,
 
Kim Bachman
 
 

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