Hi All, I am perplexed about the strategy of handling the objects in Cach�.
Let me explain my question with an example. set objEmp1=##class(Employee.EmpDetails).%OpenId(1) Write !,objEmp1.MiddleInitial Output: T set objEmp1.MiddleInitial="A" Write !,objEmp1.MiddleInitial Output: A without saving this instance, I tried to create another instance for this class and ID. set objEmp2=##class(Employee.EmpDetails).%OpenId(1) Write !,objEmp2.MiddleInitial Output: A My question is, When I tried to change the MiddleInitial using the first instance objEmp1, I could find the MiddleInitial updated with 'A' for the instance objEmp1. But without saving or killing the instance objEmp1, when I tried to create another instance of the same class and ID say objEmp2, and output the MiddleInitial value, the value which was set for objEmp1 was displayed for objEmp2's property also. How could the multiple instances share the same value without any updation/saving made to the prior instance ? How the values are handled for the instances? Kindly Clarify. FYI, I am using Cach� 5.0 Thanks in Advance. -Balaji
