Re: [Q] Question on GDL2

[NeXT]

Hmm, I think the data is not cached, but yes, after some testing, the 
data is cached.
So, here comes another question ? :-) How one process can notify other 
processes,
a data is changed so the cached data should be updated or refetched ? 
Through
distributed notification? Or automatically done? And though caching is 
done,
raw mysql query and fetch result is faster... seems very strange. If I 
recache the data
using NSDictionary, it's very fast... Why EOF cache is slower than 
simple NSDictionary... ?

Thanks in advance.

On 2004-03-26 17:16:37 +0900 Manuel Guesdon <ml@orange-concept.com> 
wrote:

> Hi,
>
> On Fri, 26 Mar 2004 17:02:45 +0900 NeXT <chunsj@embian.com> wrote:
> > | When I fetch a record using EOEditingContext, the record is cached 
> > or >| 
> > not ? If not, is there any way of caching the
> > | result ? I'm currently making a daemon which serves as DB frontend 
> > for >| 
> > searching information. For the sake of
> > | speed, I want to cache results.
>
> Yes, the record is cached. If you do same requests 2 times, the 
> request will 
> be processed t2 times but the 2nd time, it
> will see it have already the object corresponding to fetched object 
> primary 
> key and don't recreate a record for it.
>
> Manuel