Thanks Michael, I really appreciate the response. This broke something of a
mental log-jam I was having.
The original use I had in mind for this was for my web framework. I was
using it to tag Session objects for caching and then attach user specific
data and frequently accessed data to the
On Sep 27, 2012, at 1:28 AM, Michael Kowalchik wrote:
Lets say I have object A that's in the cache and it has a relationship, A.B
that was stored along with it in the cache. If I retrieve A from the cache I
can get A.B and I get the cached copy of B. If B is modified, however, then
my
Unlike most of the SQLAlchemy caching examples, I'm not using query-level
caching but rather caching at the instance / object level. I'm using the
ORM and I have a SQLAlchemy object that I load and occasionally store in a
second level cache. I have a custom 'get' loading function that checks
