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The documentation states that manual eviction of instances from the 2nd level cache is planned for a future release.
Can you give an indication whether this will be included in the next release and when that will be?
Thanks.
Can you give an indication whether this will be included in the next release and when that will be?
Thanks.
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Hello Mads,
I am not sure at the moment. But it is only a missing API. We can give you the internal commands if you really need them.
Best wishes,
Jan Blessenohl
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I am not sure at the moment. But it is only a missing API. We can give you the internal commands if you really need them.
Best wishes,
Jan Blessenohl
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Mads
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answered on 10 Nov 2008, 09:08 AM
Hello Jan,
The internal commands will be helpful as we are doing some SQL bulk imports and still like to utilize the L2 Cache for a specific set of tables.
Thanks.
The internal commands will be helpful as we are doing some SQL bulk imports and still like to utilize the L2 Cache for a specific set of tables.
Thanks.
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Hi Mads,
The code is not really what I would like to see in the forum, I sent it to you directly.
For all others, I will try to add the api to the next release.
All the best,
Jan Blessenohl
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The code is not really what I would like to see in the forum, I sent it to you directly.
For all others, I will try to add the api to the next release.
All the best,
Jan Blessenohl
the Telerik team
Check out Telerik Trainer, the state of the art learning tool for Telerik products.
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sitefinitysteve
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answered on 10 May 2010, 08:45 PM
Is this in yet anywhere by any chance?
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IT-Als
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answered on 11 May 2010, 09:28 AM
Hi Steve,
Yes it is. I have already used it.
the scope.Database.Cache property gives you access to the API with it's evict methods (several overloads).
Regards
Henrik
Yes it is. I have already used it.
the scope.Database.Cache property gives you access to the API with it's evict methods (several overloads).
Regards
Henrik