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Re: Enterprise Object Caching
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Re: Enterprise Object Caching


  • Subject: Re: Enterprise Object Caching
  • From: Chuck Hill <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 25 Aug 2006 11:10:53 -0700

Hi Marcos,

On Aug 24, 2006, at 4:15 PM, Marcos Trejo Munguia wrote:


I have a doubt related to object caching, suppose you have the next relationship A<->>B, if you fetch objects of A, then objects of B, it isn't supposed that when you access objects of B through objects of A this objects of B are already cached in memory and there's no need to do a trip to the db to bring them?

The answer is complex. If there is no snapshot for the relationship a ().bs(), then EOF will go to the database to fetch all of the B objects related to a, even if they are already cached. It won't use the _data_ from these, only the primary keys. It uses these to form EOGlobalIDs and turns the single array fault object into an array of individual object faults. As each object fault in the array is accessed, EOF turns it into and EO. If the object snapshot is in the cache, then it is used. If it is not in the cache, it is fetched. So, for a relationship of four objects which are not in memory there will be five fetches: one to determine which objects are in the relationship and one for each of those objects.



Because I,m debugging the SQL that EOF generates and this is not happening, another query is performed to bring those objects B related to object A. It isn't enough to fetch the objects that you need to get them cached in memory?

The objects are cached in memory. The fetch you are seeing is to determine which objects are in the relationship. That information is stored separately from the snapshot for each object.



Chuck

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