I really have a hard time understanding the granularity to which modules are ment to be designed. In other words, if I want to write a module that works with, say Contacts, and another module that manages Messages for a given Contact, then the ModuleIds are going to be different between the two and the generated stored procedure won't return the entries created by the other module.

Is there a way to access the moduleId of another Module by name or so? Or is my desing wrong?

The other question is: The generated stored procedures all include the User Information (CreatedByUser). What if I want anonymous users to be able to insert records? Again, the template stored procs will do an 'INNER JOIN' to Users, resulting in no records being returned. This one is easier to change by changing the scripts to do a left outer join.

Thanks for some clarification or for pointing me to resources that explain Module Design and the use of ModuleID.

Thank you very much for that confidence giving answer. I wasn't sure, if DNN relied on the use of Module ID, but now I know I can just take all references to it out in ..Info and ..Controller.

My next question would then be how and where to edit which template to get rid of these on new module creation.

Thanks again, Orronzo.