I'm just starting to use Cayenne more seriously. I'm pretty impressed
with the paging and performance options, not to mention the modeler
tool.
However, this page of the documentation (
http://www.objectstyle.org/cayenne/userguide/fetch/result-caching.html
) left me with a big question.
The part of the page in question is this:
<snip>
Query 'name' and caching
Query "name" property is used as a key to access the cache. Therefore
two different queries can potentially share and update the same cache
entry. Also query name is required when result caching is used.
</snip>
I'm just curious how "smart" Cayenne might be with caching queries.
What happens if two queries use the same name, yet have different
qualifiers? Will the second query just return the exact results that
the first query returned (ignoring the qualifiers and ordering on the
second query)?
Thanks!
- Jonathan
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