If you cache classes but not collections, the ids of the collectiosn will be collected from the DB every time.
And the reverse is true as well.
On 7/4/06, G. Richard Bellamy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I need some help getting my head around something. What is the purpose of enabling the cache on relations?
If I've got a model with classes that are cacheable, but I don't cache the collections (relations), what is the consequence?
If I've got a model with a mixture of cacheable classes, but I DO cache the collections (relations), what happens?
It seems to me that if I enable caching on the classes, then I wouldn't need to cache the collections, since each item in the collection would then be cached.
- Richard
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