ObjectDB Database Search

files access and only part of the virtual file is in the virtual server's cache . Have you ever heard ... and only part of the virtual file is in the virtual server's cache . Have you ever heard ... caching of the database file is the reason seems reasonable and maybe this could be solved

manager A couple of questions about this: 1. the first evictAll() seems to be clearing the L2 cache ... is a bit tricky. pmf.getDataStoreCache().evictAll() clears the L2 cache . pm.evictAll() clears the persistence manager (L1) cache . But evictAll does not affect objects that have been changed by the current

stored in memory that assists in searching on indexes?  Are they cached in any way? Here's a bit ... ;  ObjectDB version 2.37_22. Thanks in advance. cvtsc Dev Team There is no special cache for indexes. Pages that contain indexes are cached in the page cache , exactly as pages that contain data. Try

Transaction per second limit and making sure if ObjectDB can help us here. Additionally the only cache I see in settings is query cache , is it only that query result sets are cached or I can actually have a all of my Objects in Cache ? We can run the embeeded mode for perfomance, or embeeded + in memory

to around 30% when the number of entities was just half of the current). We tried to optimize the cache settings, current objectdb.conf is: Now the question is, are there settings to change the caching ... Support great, that helps, just to be sure for the cache settings, as normal, the bigger, the better (or

) [jboss-as-ejb3-7.1.1.Final.jar:7.1.1.Final] at org.jboss.as.ejb3. cache ... ] at org.jboss.as.ejb3. cache .impl.backing.NonPassivatingBackingCacheImpl.create(NonPassivatingBackingCacheImpl.java:97) [jboss-as-ejb3-7.1.1.Final.jar:7.1.1.Final] at org.jboss.as.ejb3. cache .impl

off caching ??) 2. do I understand correctly that if object x is modified and persisted by process B ... it??   dmoshal David Moshal You can disable the L2 cache (or empty it with evict ) and empty the EntityManager (L1) cache by invoking clear . JDO provides some additional settings in which objects

.domain.entity.psql.DialogNew at com.google.common. cache .LocalCache$Segment.get(LocalCache.java:2201) [guava-16.0.1.jar:] at com.google.common. cache .LocalCache.get(LocalCache.java:3934) [guava-16.0.1.jar:] at com.google.common. cache .LocalCache.getOrLoad(LocalCache.java:3938) [guava-16.0.1.jar:] at com

kind of glitch with sharing page cache ? lwalkowski Lukasz Walkowski Could you please provide ... caching activities but it is unclear what share can be released by the GC and what cannot be released. In addition, please post the ObjectDB configuration file (to show cache sizes, etc.). support Support

Santos This could be the result of getting query results from the cache . There is no difference between criteria queries and string based JPQL queries regarding the cache (and actually every criteria query it converted by ObjectDB to JPQL). But some cache operations cannot be used with queries

this is the most expensive resource. However, the persistence context, i.e., the first level cache that an EntityManager holds is not preserved or reused. Is may be worth reusing these caches as well in some ... level cache and the described conflict if other entity managers use the same objects at the same time

  Thanks in advance   Regards nedim.selmanovic Nedim Selmanovic Do you mean for cache ? ObjectDB can benefit from any available RAM: By the operating system cache that may include all or significant parts of the database. By increasing the ObjectDB cache sizes in the ObjectDB configuration

and delete queries bypass the persistence context and therefore may cause various cache issues ... again. Trianglehead Json Error This might not be related to replication but to cache in general. DELETE and UPDATE queries bypass the persistence context and the cache , and therefore, an extra caution

(    CacheStoreMode  cacheStoreMode ) Set the cache storage mode that is in effect during query execution. This cache storage mode overrides the cache storage mode in use by the entity manager. Parameters: cacheStoreMode - cache storage mode Return: the same query instance Since: JPA 3.2

(    CacheRetrieveMode  cacheRetrieveMode ) Set the cache retrieval mode that is in effect during query execution. This cache retrieval mode overrides the cache retrieve mode in use by the entity manager. Parameters: cacheRetrieveMode - cache retrieval mode Return: the same query instance Since: JPA 3.2

; CacheRetrieveMode  cacheRetrieveMode ) Set the cache retrieval mode that is in effect during query execution. This cache retrieval mode overrides the cache retrieve mode in use by the entity manager. Parameters: cacheRetrieveMode - cache retrieval mode Return: the same query instance Since: JPA 3.2

; CacheStoreMode  cacheStoreMode ) Set the cache storage mode that is in effect during query execution. This cache storage mode overrides the cache storage mode in use by the entity manager. Parameters: cacheStoreMode - cache storage mode Return: the same query instance Since: JPA 3.2

 cacheStoreMode ) Set the cache storage mode that is in effect during query execution. This cache storage mode overrides the cache storage mode in use by the entity manager. Parameters: cacheStoreMode - cache storage mode Return: the same query instance Since: JPA 3.2

; CacheRetrieveMode  cacheRetrieveMode ) Set the cache retrieval mode that is in effect during query execution. This cache retrieval mode overrides the cache retrieve mode in use by the entity manager. Parameters: cacheRetrieveMode - cache retrieval mode Return: the same query instance Since: JPA 3.2

the specification of how the provider must use a second-level cache for the persistence unit. The result of this method corresponds to the shared- cache -mode element in the persistence.xml file. Return: the second-level cache mode that must be used by the provider for the persistence unit Since: JPA 2.0

() Returns the specification of how the provider must use a second-level cache for the persistence unit. The result of this method corresponds to the shared- cache -mode element in the persistence.xml file. Return: the second-level cache mode that must be used by the provider for the persistence unit Since: JPA 2.0

:591) at com.objectdb.jpa.EMImpl.find(EMImpl.java:514) at com.ysoft. cache .objectdb.ObjectCacheDB.deleteInOpenTransaction(ObjectCacheDB.java:361) at com.ysoft. cache .objectdb.ObjectCacheDB.delete(ObjectCacheDB.java:356) at com.ysoft. cache .objectdb.ObjectCacheDB.delete(ObjectCacheDB.java:347) at eu.ysoft

JPA Enum Constant in jakarta.persistence.CacheStoreMode REFRESH Insert/update entity data held in the cache when read from the database and when written to the database. Force refresh of cache for items read from database. Since: JPA 2.0

JPA Method in jakarta.persistence.PersistenceConfiguration PersistenceConfiguration sharedCacheMode (    SharedCacheMode  sharedCacheMode ) Specify the shared cache mode for the persistence unit. Parameters: sharedCacheMode - the shared cache mode Return: this configuration Since: JPA 3.2

JPA Method in jakarta.persistence.PersistenceConfiguration SharedCacheMode sharedCacheMode () The shared cache mode. The default behavior is unspecified and plain. Return: the shared cache mode Since: JPA 3.2

of caching . See Also: PersistenceProvider Since: JPA 2.0 Public Methods void clearCachedProviders () Clear cache of providers. Since: JPA 2.0 List getPersistenceProviders () Returns a list of the plain

JPA Enum Constant in jakarta.persistence.CacheStoreMode USE Insert entity data into cache when read from database and insert/update entity data when written to the database: this is the default behavior. Does not force refresh of already cached items when reading from database. Since: JPA 2.0

JPA Enum Constant in jakarta.persistence.SharedCacheMode ENABLE_SELECTIVE Caching is enabled for all entities for which Cacheable(true) is specified. All other entities are not cached . Since: JPA 2.0

JPA Enum Constant in jakarta.persistence.SharedCacheMode DISABLE_SELECTIVE Caching is enabled for all entities except those for which Cacheable(false) is specified. Entities for which Cacheable(false) is specified are not cached . Since: JPA 2.0

of field field eu.ysoft.safeq.core. cache .entity.CacheableJobStat.jais using enhanced method at com ... .core. cache .entity.CacheableJobStat.__odbGet_jobId(CacheableJobStat.java:1) at eu.ysoft.safeq.core. cache .entity.CacheableJobStat.toString(CacheableJobStat.java:136) at java.lang.String.valueOf(Unknown

infrastructure ( cache releated classes? ) that was built up during reading and now ... should be better done inside the DB if possible. btc_es BTC EmbeddedSystems ObjectDB manages several cache data structures: Page cache Query caches Entity caches You may use the above links to the see default

JPA Method in jakarta.persistence.EntityManager void setCacheStoreMode (    CacheStoreMode  cacheStoreMode ) Set the default plain for this persistence context. Parameters: cacheStoreMode - cache storage mode Since: JPA 3.2

JPA Method in jakarta.persistence.EntityManager void setCacheRetrieveMode (    CacheRetrieveMode  cacheRetrieveMode ) Set the default plain for this persistence context. Parameters: cacheRetrieveMode - cache retrieval mode Since: JPA 3.2

JPA Method in jakarta.persistence.EntityManager CacheStoreMode getCacheStoreMode () The cache storage mode for this persistence context. Since: JPA 3.2

JPA Method in jakarta.persistence.EntityManager CacheRetrieveMode getCacheRetrieveMode () The cache retrieval mode for this persistence context. Since: JPA 3.2

JPA Enum Constant in jakarta.persistence.SharedCacheMode NONE Caching is disabled for the persistence unit. Since: JPA 2.0

JPA Enum Constant in jakarta.persistence.CacheStoreMode BYPASS Don't insert into cache . Since: JPA 2.0

JPA Enum Constant in jakarta.persistence.SharedCacheMode ALL All entities and entity-related state and data are cached . Since: JPA 2.0

JPA Annotation Attribute in jakarta.persistence.Cacheable boolean value default true (Optional) Whether or not the entity should be cached . Since: JPA 2.0

JPA Method in jakarta.persistence.PersistenceConfiguration PersistenceConfiguration validationMode (    ValidationMode  validationMode ) Specify the validation mode for the persistence unit. Parameters: validationMode - the shared cache mode Return: this configuration Since: JPA 3.2

JPA Enum Constant in jakarta.persistence.CacheRetrieveMode BYPASS Bypass the cache : get data directly from the database. Since: JPA 2.0

JPA Enum Constant in jakarta.persistence.CacheRetrieveMode USE Read entity data from the cache : this is the default behavior. Since: JPA 2.0

JPA Enum Constant in jakarta.persistence.SharedCacheMode UNSPECIFIED Caching behavior is undefined: provider-specific defaults may apply. Since: JPA 2.0

JPA Method in jakarta.persistence.spi.PersistenceProviderResolver void clearCachedProviders () Clear cache of providers. Since: JPA 2.0

JPA Method in jakarta.persistence.Query CacheStoreMode getCacheStoreMode () The cache storage mode that will be in effect during query execution. Since: JPA 3.2

JPA Method in jakarta.persistence.Query CacheRetrieveMode getCacheRetrieveMode () The cache retrieval mode that will be in effect during query execution. Since: JPA 3.2

due to increasing page cache  size. I see that the test uses 4 different databases (2 large and 2 small). The default size of each page cache (per database) is 64MB, so the cache of the two large databases consumes at least 128MB (probably a little more). Other caches (page caches of the 2 other databases

is related to dilution of pages from the page cache when it becomes too loaded, but the reason ... traces may indicate an infinite loop in purging pages from the cache , i.e. #1 and #3 indeed reflect ... of cached pages contains a circle since there are no other apparent reasons. With no test case

internally. I've tried reducing the query- cache programs setting but this made no difference (I'm ... behind the test is to create a data cache to prevent the need for large data to be held in memory. The data ... the cache . thumbripper Richard Szurgot Your test demonstrates a failure of ObjectDB in evaluating

because the objects are kept in the first level cache of ObjectDB. In the forum thread http://www.objectdb ... the first level cache (by flush() and detach()). But an array of bytes, any ObjectDB memory ... after clear. And the heap reached its limit after x flushes. I believe the byte arrays are the db cache pages