Proxy cache

[victor Saquicela]

In your code:

'scan the cache for the object.  If found return it.
        'Also if the current object is a proxy object we must load it.  We cannot look in the cache.
        If useCache And m_useCache And Not obj.IsProxy Then
            If useFind Then
                tmpObj = m_cache.Find(obj)
            Else
                tmpObj = m_cache.Item(obj)
            End If
        End If

always retrive my object, because my obj.isproxy alwas is true.

If I do obj.isProxy=false before of execute obj.find, this change of cache or not.

[Richard Banks]

Turning off the proxy flag should force the cache to be read.

From your other post I think I understand what you are seeing.

1. When you do a retrieve criteria you get a cursor back with all the objects that can be loaded.  By default these will all be proxy objects.

2.  Each time you iterate through the cursor and do a loadobject() because the object is a proxy it forces a read from the database  - even though the object may already be in the cache.

I'll have a look at and see if I can improve it.