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1. Re: Entity Cache Question
laszlo.fogas Sep 10, 2006 9:59 AM (in response to mrohad)READ_ONLY i guess
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2. Re: Entity Cache Question
mrohad Sep 10, 2006 10:53 AM (in response to mrohad)but if I set the cache to be READ_ONLY how will the cache know I added a new row?
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3. Re: Entity Cache Question
laszlo.fogas Sep 10, 2006 11:59 AM (in response to mrohad)You cache only the entity, not the query result. And you don't update the entity that's why you can use read_only cache which supposed to be the fastest.
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4. Re: Entity Cache Question
mrohad Sep 12, 2006 3:47 AM (in response to mrohad)ok , thanks..
I rethought about that and i've 2 more question..
1) I've 2 entities Event and EventText
for each Event there are many EventText
EventText is an entity that I am only inserting(never update/delete) but it hold one Event
and Event is an entity that can be changed once in few weeks , can I still use READ_ONLY for EventText?
2)now what about queries? I would like to query i.e. all Events that contains EventText.type=1 , can I cache this query?
I thought to put TRANSACTIONAL cache on the Event entity and cache this queries , does it make sense?