Re: AW: AW: [gentle-devel] Using Views with Gentle

[Morten M. <mo...@me...>]

Hi Alex,

> Telling you when it is *not* called is kind of impossible. Actually, 
> it never got called. The process was this:

:-)

> Key key=new Key(typeof(Company), true, "CommonName", "Test");
> Broker.RetrieveInstance(typeof(Company), key);
>
> Seems natural that GetKey isnt called. At least I'm providing my own 
> keys. I only though the cache manager would call the GetKey-method to 
> retrieve the primary keys, which it doesnt.

The cache is also used to cache non-persistent objects, but it seems 
reasonable to expect it to reuse any custom key definition. I'll look 
into this.

> Really really usefull. Couldnt live without it. As I have written, I'm 
> currently optimizing my application. I simply look at the logfile and 
> try to avoid every query that is not necessary. While using 
> SkipQueryExecution, I also found a little thingy:
>
> Storing an SqlStatement in the cache fails with 
> NullReference-Exception if no type was provided in the constructor. 
> Without the type, the cache wont know how to store the entry, but one 
> could throw a nice formatted exception instead of an ugly 
> NullReference-Exception:

Thanks, will look into this also.

Yours,
Morten