I was under the impression that cachedafter was just what it says. Cache
the query *after* a date for all eternity. Why would you "cache until" a
date when cachedwithin already does that? ;)
Sort of - It's useful if you know that you've got a cached query that will
never change, such as a
I have three different queries on page that the only difference among
them is what the results are ordered by. I suppose that I can cache the
query the so when the user selects how they want the list sorted, the
process time will be decreased. My question is I need help because I
have never done
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From: James Taavon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 12, 2001 11:00 AM
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Subject: Caching a Query: How To?
I have three different queries on page that the only difference among
them is what the results are ordered
I have three different queries on page that the only difference among
them is what the results are ordered by. I suppose that I can cache the
query the so when the user selects how they want the list sorted, the
process time will be decreased. My question is I need help because I
have never
Use the cachedwithin (relative time) or cachedafter (absolute time)
attributes of the cfquery tag.
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From: James Taavon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 12, 2001 11:00 AM
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Subject: Caching a Query: How To?
I have three different queries
Shouldn't CachedAfter really be called CachedBefore?
You are telling it to cache the query UNTIL a specified date/time, right?
At 05:27 PM 1/12/01 +, Philip Arnold - ASP wrote:
I have three different queries on page that the only difference among
them is what the results are ordered by. I
The CachedAfter parameter actually caches the query any time *After*
the date/time given.
The query remains in the cache *until* the query is reissued with a
later date /time. (Assuming the query is not purged because of it
being LRU and cache space is needed)
This is very useful to cause
luck,
nelson
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Shouldn't CachedAfter really be called CachedBefore?
"CACHEDUNTIL" would be more accurate than either.
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Shouldn't CachedAfter really be called CachedBefore?
You are telling it to cache the query UNTIL a specified date/time, right?
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