Always good to get answers from both Glenn & Martin. I thank you both.
But combining the 2 answers :
- Is T-correlative smart enough to do the same caching
as TRANS()?
{glenn} A T-correlative calls TRANS under the covers.
The t-correlative is parsed and then calls trans() to do all the work.
and
> The TRANS cache only operates in the query processor, not
Basic programs.
I'm still left wondering if T-correlatives do caching.
If TRANS() caches only for RetrieVe and not Basic, is the caching
happening (a) inside TRANS() (it knows whether its coming from retrieve
or basic) or (b) by RetrieVe itself, in a layer above TRANS()?
If (a), then I would expect T-correlatives to cache just like TRANS()
If (b), then probably not.
- cds
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