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Adam Heath commented on OFBIZ-4041:
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The view caching system I wrote has support for that kind of access; a map of 
values can have a 'partial' match on cached view result lists, which then up 
causing the cached result to be cleared.  This seems to be the same kind of 
thing.

> Materialized views
> ------------------
>
>                 Key: OFBIZ-4041
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-4041
>             Project: OFBiz
>          Issue Type: New Feature
>          Components: framework
>    Affects Versions: Release Branch 10.04
>            Reporter: Marc Morin
>         Attachments: OFBIZ-4041.patch
>
>
> We make extensive use of view entities in our ofbiz application.  We have 
> noticed that when there is a large dataset and under some complex views, the 
> query performance was not the best (not a index issue, just complex joins, 
> etc...).
> With some commercial databases like Oracle, etc... we would have used 
> materialized view semantics available for these dbms, but we are using 
> PostgreSQL.
> So, we have extended the entity layer in Ofbiz to perform the 
> materialization.  This is pretty slick as all you need to do is the following:
> <view-entity name="myView" materialize="true">...</view-entity>
> and the system will do the following:
> - create a backing entity called "myView" that has the same fields as the view
> - backing entity has all the indexes inherited from the component entities
> - relations (fk,...) inherited from the component entities.
> - perform all the ECA actions automatically on all entities used in the view 
> (direct members and nested members if case of view on views). (This is an 
> eager update strategy only).
> So, the application doesn't change, it still accesses "myView", but now, it's 
> result is returned from the backing entity instead of the complex SQL 
> statement.
> We're pretty excited about this feature!!!  Really pushes Ofbiz framework to 
> next level and allows materialized views to be more broadly used on dbms that 
> don't naturally support it.
> We are prepared to contribute this feature back to the community if desired.  
> A note of caution about it though.... we have added a visitor pattern to the 
> model entities and this feature makes use of it.  It would need to come with 
> it.   

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