On Oct 15, 7:40 am, "Tomasz Nazar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Also code would be a lot simpler:
> confs = dbsession().query(Conference).filter(XXX).all()
> %for conf in confs:
> ${conf} ${conf.author} ${conf.author.phone} .... etc...
>
> It's that simple with cache being used.
> Without that... code is more complicated.
Well I think the gains with SQL level caching become problematic down
the road in lots of cases, but try out that example I gave you. It'll
give you exactly that behavior. It can be expanded in many ways,
such as to produce "regioning" behavior, i.e.
sess.query(Conference).cache("somekey",
region="short_term").filter(XXX).all()
where "short_term" points to some regioning object with timeout
params, etc.
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