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- Is there a way to know which methods are part of the paid version and which methods are part of community version.
- Is there a way to expire QueryCache manually based on entity type or whenever a Create/Update/Delete operation takes place on the entity when such an entity is part of a query cache.
Hello @himanshukodwani ,
Is there a way to know which methods are part of the paid version and which methods are part of community version.
At the bottom of the download section, you can found them: https://entityframework-plus.net/download
In short, here are the following method that are paid:
- BulkSaveChanges
- BatchSaveChanges
- BulkInsert
- BulkUpdate
- BulkDelete
- BulkMerge
- BulkSynchronize
Everything else should be free.
Is there a way to expire QueryCache manually based on entity type or whenever a Create/Update/Delete operation takes place on the entity when such an entity is part of a query cache.
About the entity type, I don't think. However, you can manage it on your side with Tag and using QueryCacheManager.ExpireTag method. It could probably be possible on our side to add something about the entity type if you really need it.
Are you using EF6? If so, that's possible via QueryCacheManager.IsAutoExpireCacheEnabled = true. Whenever a DbSet is modified, it will automatically expire all items related to it.
If you are using EF Core, the IsAutoExpireCacheEnabled is not yet available but we are currently reviewing the model code so perhaps it will be eventually possible.
Let me know if that answer correctly to your both question.
Best Regards,
Jon
Performance Libraries
context.BulkInsert(list, options => options.BatchSize = 1000);
Entity Framework Extensions • Entity Framework Classic • Bulk Operations • Dapper Plus
Runtime Evaluation
Eval.Execute("x + y", new {x = 1, y = 2}); // return 3
C# Eval Function • SQL Eval Function
Hi Jon, Thanks for your prompt reply. Noted all. By the way I am using EF core and I think feature like QueryCacheManager.IsAutoExpireCacheEnabled = true is the one I need. Thanks and best regards, Himanshu
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Hello @himanshukodwanihttps://github.com/himanshukodwani ,
Is there a way to know which methods are part of the paid version and which methods are part of community version.
At the bottom of the download section, you can found them: https://entityframework-plus.net/download
In short, here are the following method that are paid:
- BulkSaveChanges
- BatchSaveChanges
- BulkInsert
- BulkUpdate
- BulkDelete
- BulkMerge
- BulkSynchronize
Everything else should be free.
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Is there a way to expire QueryCache manually based on entity type or whenever a Create/Update/Delete operation takes place on the entity when such an entity is part of a query cache.
About the entity type, I don't think. However, you can manage it on your side with Tag and using QueryCacheManager.ExpireTag method. It could probably be possible on our side to add something about the entity type if you really need it.
Are you using EF6? If so, that's possible via QueryCacheManager.IsAutoExpireCacheEnabled = true. Whenever a DbSet is modified, it will automatically expire all items related to it.
If you are using EF Core, the IsAutoExpireCacheEnabled is not yet available but we are currently reviewing the model code so perhaps it will be eventually possible.
Let me know if that answer correctly to your both question.
Best Regards,
Jon
Performance Libraries context.BulkInsert(list, options => options.BatchSize = 1000); Entity Framework Extensionshttp://entityframework-extensions.net/ • Entity Framework Classichttp://entityframework-classic.net/ • Bulk Operationshttp://bulk-operations.net/ • Dapper Plushttp://dapper-plus.net/
Runtime Evaluation Eval.Execute("x + y", new {x = 1, y = 2}); // return 3 C# Eval Functionhttp://eval-expression.net/ • SQL Eval Functionhttp://eval-sql.net/
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QueryCacheManager.IsAutoExpireCacheEnabled = true is the one I need.
Yup, I said, it's not yet available for .NET Core (when we tried, we failed) but we will look again once we complete our current model development.