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[1] https://apacheignite.readme.io/v1.7/docs/sql-queries
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requests, however without invalidation it obviously isn't going to be
viable.
So there's no way to retrieve by a secondary key with ignite cache?
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Can you parse the object and save it not as a string? In this case you can
use SQL to select all objects with the same ID.
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world\"
\"bar3\": \"hello world2\"
}
}"
That would be a separate cache entry, and we could hit either of those in
the cache depending on which fields are specified on the request. And if
that object gets updated, we'd want to invalidate both of those
I'm confused. Why does the key contains these additional fields? Shouldn't it
be just object ID?
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invalidate all entries in the cache using just the object id.
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Is there a way to set and use a secondary key in ignite cache?
Our use case is that we cache string representations of objects using a
complex key that provides additional information about formatting, but we
want to invalidate using just the object ID. There are many combinations of
formatting
