IBatisNet has a GetDataCacheStats method on the main sqlMapper object
that outputs a simple summary of statements and their cache hit ratio:
User.GetMany: 51%
User.GetOneById: 20%
User.GetManyById: No cache.
...
Maybe this is a feature that the Java people would find useful.
--- Michael Camp
Nope.
On 9/25/05, Michael Campbell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is a cache hit/miss logged? I've run a test of running the same
> select in a loop, and my ibatis log4j output shows n copies of the
> prepared statement, result set operations happening.
>
> Is the logging supposed to distinguish be
Caching in iBATIS is based on the statement and the parameters passed to it.
So, if you execute "select * from Account where id = ?" three times,
with 3 different id parameters, you'll get 3 cache entries. If you
execute "select * from Account where name = ?" with the name of one of
those three, y
Is a cache hit/miss logged? I've run a test of running the same
select in a loop, and my ibatis log4j output shows n copies of the
prepared statement, result set operations happening.
Is the logging supposed to distinguish between a cache hit and a real db call?
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I tend to view "truly flexible
hi~
I'm using iBATIS_DBL-2.0.8.470this version can use following property setting
//here ... why can't use new version??
but when i upgrade version iBATIS_DBL-2.1.5.582 i can't use this property setting. i must use dynamic data-souce-type re
Setting up caching in iBATIS seems frighteningly easy, so I'm anxious
to try it. Can anyone give me any idea of what GETS cached; it seems
to be per statement/select. Can I assume that when some class is
listed in the parameterClass, that's part of the key? Is it the entire
thing, or just the att
The Hibernate "integration" is in the DAO layer, not in SQL Maps.
So, it allows you to insulate your application from any APIs specific
to Hibernate. It does not make it possible to use both at the same
time (something I have done in the past, and would advise against).
Larry
On 9/24/05, Michae
