There are two types of caching in Axapta - object caching and data
caching.
Object caching refers to the client machine keeping a local copy of
the Axapta objects (classes, forms etc) in an .aoc file. This is done
so that it does not have to request the objects from the AOS every
time Axapta runs. This benefits clients running over a slow network
connection.
There would be no point having such a file on the AOS itself as it has
fast access to the actual application directory.
For more information see:
http://www.axaptapedia.com/index.php/Object_caching
The AOS does perform quite a bit of data caching. This is all done in
memory and therefore there are no created cache files.
Hope that clarifies things
Andrew Jones
--- In [email protected], sri ram
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I wanted to improve the performance of AOS and was looking at its
> cache features in a 3 -tier thin client mode. All the documets on AOS
> says that one of the feature of AOS is object caching and when i tried
> to find the files where the cache is stored I was able to find only
> *.aoc file of the 3-tier thin client.
>
> 1. What are the cache files present on the AOS machine and if possible
> name/extensions of the files an location of the same?
> 2. What would be the optimum size of the cache files on AOS?
> 3. How can we turn cache on and off on AOS and client?
>
> Thanking you.
>
> Regards
> Sri Ram
>
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