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Index Table pattern

Open iluwatar opened this issue 8 years ago • 8 comments

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn589791.aspx

iluwatar avatar Jul 02 '16 17:07 iluwatar

Working on it

ghost-60 avatar Oct 04 '16 15:10 ghost-60

Ok @ghost-60

iluwatar avatar Oct 04 '16 16:10 iluwatar

@ghost-60 are you still working on this?

iluwatar avatar Feb 11 '17 23:02 iluwatar

This issue is free for taking again

iluwatar avatar Dec 25 '17 10:12 iluwatar

Sorry, no.

On Dec 25, 2017 3:55 PM, "Ilkka Seppälä" [email protected] wrote:

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ghost-60 avatar Dec 25 '17 10:12 ghost-60

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/architecture/patterns/index-table

iluwatar avatar Jul 24 '20 13:07 iluwatar

I am working on this issue for my University Term Project. I have a naive question: Do you think this pattern needs to make connections with any available database or Java code is a sufficient solution?

rajanpatel4578 avatar Dec 07 '21 21:12 rajanpatel4578

It would be great to have a database backend and an emulation layer. When the user queries objects by the primary key, the results would be fetched directly from the database. For other queries where the table wouldn't have indexes available, the emulation layer would be called and it would return the pre-sorted objects quickly. Hopefully you can grasp the idea @rajanpatel4578

iluwatar avatar Dec 19 '21 16:12 iluwatar