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Function documentation Repository Cache

Usage

The Repository Cache (DB) saves data on the properties of Metaobjects and the relationship between these objects in database tables, when you first collect objects with the object browser. When you recall objects that are already collected, the time it takes to access data is reduced considerably.

The Repository Cache (DB) is activated by default with the functions Transport Connection, Install Business Content, Where-used List and Object Browser. You can change this setting under Extras à Repository Cache (DB).

The Repository Cache is not used when reading data. Meaning, data is read directly from the database tables of the objects. However, the results of a query are written to the cache and the main memory. When accessed again, the data is not re-collected, rather it is first saved to the main memory then referred to in the cache tables on the database.

displays the statistics of the current transaction

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If the rate of hits is low, then the objects will not be found in the Repository Cache (DB). If this is the case, try to fill the Repository Cache (DB) manually in the background.

displays table statistics.

displays run-time statistics.

enables you to manually fill the Repository Cache in the background.

enables you to manually fill the Repository Cache in the background.

enables you to manually delete the Repository Cache.

enables you to manually delete the Repository Cache.

 

 

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