Memory cached generic list removing without effect cached list
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I am trying remove one item from my list.BUT, I am getting the list from cache.
After this I am removing one item in my fuction. This removing effect my cached list.If I try again to get cached list from cache in another page. Removed item is missing how is this possible ?
example ,
var IList list;
if(condition)
list=CacheManagement.GetFromCache();
else
list=SqlManagement.GetFromSql();
list.removeall(x=>x.id==1);
//end of my function
c# memcached generic-list
asked Nov 10 at 20:57
Alican Kablan
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I am trying remove one item from my list.BUT, I am getting the list from cache.
After this I am removing one item in my fuction. This removing effect my cached list.If I try again to get cached list from cache in another page. Removed item is missing how is this possible ?
example ,
var IList list;
if(condition)
list=CacheManagement.GetFromCache();
else
list=SqlManagement.GetFromSql();
list.removeall(x=>x.id==1);
//end of my function
c# memcached generic-list
asked Nov 10 at 20:57
Alican Kablan
115210
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
favorite
up vote
1
down vote
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I am trying remove one item from my list.BUT, I am getting the list from cache.
After this I am removing one item in my fuction. This removing effect my cached list.If I try again to get cached list from cache in another page. Removed item is missing how is this possible ?
example ,
var IList list;
if(condition)
list=CacheManagement.GetFromCache();
else
list=SqlManagement.GetFromSql();
list.removeall(x=>x.id==1);
//end of my function
c# memcached generic-list
asked Nov 10 at 20:57
Alican Kablan
115210
I am trying remove one item from my list.BUT, I am getting the list from cache.
After this I am removing one item in my fuction. This removing effect my cached list.If I try again to get cached list from cache in another page. Removed item is missing how is this possible ?
example ,
var IList list;
if(condition)
list=CacheManagement.GetFromCache();
else
list=SqlManagement.GetFromSql();
list.removeall(x=>x.id==1);
//end of my function
c# memcached generic-list
c# memcached generic-list
asked Nov 10 at 20:57
Alican Kablan
115210
asked Nov 10 at 20:57
Alican Kablan
115210
edited Nov 10 at 21:31
asked Nov 10 at 20:57
Alican Kablan
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asked Nov 10 at 20:57
Alican Kablan
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asked Nov 10 at 20:57
Alican Kablan
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115210
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So when you make a change to list, it is reflected to the cache, that is because the reference (memory address of the list) is copied to cache, so any changes would actually be reflected in the cache.
To avoid it simply put a Clone() of your list to the cache. (assuming UpdateCache() is the method that sets the cache) you can do it like this:
UpdateCache(list.Clone());
answered Nov 10 at 21:01
uɐʞɥsɐ
19.9k1565114
no sir you understand me false maybe my explaining is wrong sorry.I am only getting list from cache and editing in code.I never update my cache after edit.UPDATE! I have update my question it was wrong.
– Alican Kablan
Nov 10 at 21:30
so thats why when you load from cache it comes back. I know Turkish if you like we can continue discussion in chat
– uɐʞɥsɐ
Nov 10 at 21:33
I would be very pleased.Please.
– Alican Kablan
Nov 10 at 21:35
1
@AlicanKablan I updated my answer.
– uɐʞɥsɐ
Nov 10 at 22:02
When you get the object from memory cache you are editing the actual object in the cache not a copy of it. this is why when you remove in the code you are removing the item from the list in the cache as well. this is happening just for the memory cache (heap memory) and careful if you have more than one server at the production line you will loose the consistency on the cache.
– Meysam
Dec 6 at 17:37
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So when you make a change to list, it is reflected to the cache, that is because the reference (memory address of the list) is copied to cache, so any changes would actually be reflected in the cache.
To avoid it simply put a Clone() of your list to the cache. (assuming UpdateCache() is the method that sets the cache) you can do it like this:
UpdateCache(list.Clone());
answered Nov 10 at 21:01
uɐʞɥsɐ
19.9k1565114
no sir you understand me false maybe my explaining is wrong sorry.I am only getting list from cache and editing in code.I never update my cache after edit.UPDATE! I have update my question it was wrong.
– Alican Kablan
Nov 10 at 21:30
so thats why when you load from cache it comes back. I know Turkish if you like we can continue discussion in chat
– uɐʞɥsɐ
Nov 10 at 21:33
I would be very pleased.Please.
– Alican Kablan
Nov 10 at 21:35
1
@AlicanKablan I updated my answer.
– uɐʞɥsɐ
Nov 10 at 22:02
When you get the object from memory cache you are editing the actual object in the cache not a copy of it. this is why when you remove in the code you are removing the item from the list in the cache as well. this is happening just for the memory cache (heap memory) and careful if you have more than one server at the production line you will loose the consistency on the cache.
– Meysam
Dec 6 at 17:37
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
So when you make a change to list, it is reflected to the cache, that is because the reference (memory address of the list) is copied to cache, so any changes would actually be reflected in the cache.
To avoid it simply put a Clone() of your list to the cache. (assuming UpdateCache() is the method that sets the cache) you can do it like this:
UpdateCache(list.Clone());
answered Nov 10 at 21:01
uɐʞɥsɐ
19.9k1565114
no sir you understand me false maybe my explaining is wrong sorry.I am only getting list from cache and editing in code.I never update my cache after edit.UPDATE! I have update my question it was wrong.
– Alican Kablan
Nov 10 at 21:30
so thats why when you load from cache it comes back. I know Turkish if you like we can continue discussion in chat
– uɐʞɥsɐ
Nov 10 at 21:33
I would be very pleased.Please.
– Alican Kablan
Nov 10 at 21:35
1
@AlicanKablan I updated my answer.
– uɐʞɥsɐ
Nov 10 at 22:02
When you get the object from memory cache you are editing the actual object in the cache not a copy of it. this is why when you remove in the code you are removing the item from the list in the cache as well. this is happening just for the memory cache (heap memory) and careful if you have more than one server at the production line you will loose the consistency on the cache.
– Meysam
Dec 6 at 17:37
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
So when you make a change to list, it is reflected to the cache, that is because the reference (memory address of the list) is copied to cache, so any changes would actually be reflected in the cache.
To avoid it simply put a Clone() of your list to the cache. (assuming UpdateCache() is the method that sets the cache) you can do it like this:
UpdateCache(list.Clone());
answered Nov 10 at 21:01
uɐʞɥsɐ
19.9k1565114
So when you make a change to list, it is reflected to the cache, that is because the reference (memory address of the list) is copied to cache, so any changes would actually be reflected in the cache.
To avoid it simply put a Clone() of your list to the cache. (assuming UpdateCache() is the method that sets the cache) you can do it like this:
UpdateCache(list.Clone());
answered Nov 10 at 21:01
uɐʞɥsɐ
19.9k1565114
edited Nov 10 at 22:01
answered Nov 10 at 21:01
uɐʞɥsɐ
19.9k1565114
answered Nov 10 at 21:01
uɐʞɥsɐ
19.9k1565114
answered Nov 10 at 21:01
uɐʞɥsɐ
19.9k1565114
19.9k1565114
no sir you understand me false maybe my explaining is wrong sorry.I am only getting list from cache and editing in code.I never update my cache after edit.UPDATE! I have update my question it was wrong.
– Alican Kablan
Nov 10 at 21:30
so thats why when you load from cache it comes back. I know Turkish if you like we can continue discussion in chat
– uɐʞɥsɐ
Nov 10 at 21:33
I would be very pleased.Please.
– Alican Kablan
Nov 10 at 21:35
1
@AlicanKablan I updated my answer.
– uɐʞɥsɐ
Nov 10 at 22:02
When you get the object from memory cache you are editing the actual object in the cache not a copy of it. this is why when you remove in the code you are removing the item from the list in the cache as well. this is happening just for the memory cache (heap memory) and careful if you have more than one server at the production line you will loose the consistency on the cache.
– Meysam
Dec 6 at 17:37
add a comment |
no sir you understand me false maybe my explaining is wrong sorry.I am only getting list from cache and editing in code.I never update my cache after edit.UPDATE! I have update my question it was wrong.
– Alican Kablan
Nov 10 at 21:30
so thats why when you load from cache it comes back. I know Turkish if you like we can continue discussion in chat
– uɐʞɥsɐ
Nov 10 at 21:33
I would be very pleased.Please.
– Alican Kablan
Nov 10 at 21:35
1
@AlicanKablan I updated my answer.
– uɐʞɥsɐ
Nov 10 at 22:02
When you get the object from memory cache you are editing the actual object in the cache not a copy of it. this is why when you remove in the code you are removing the item from the list in the cache as well. this is happening just for the memory cache (heap memory) and careful if you have more than one server at the production line you will loose the consistency on the cache.
– Meysam
Dec 6 at 17:37
no sir you understand me false maybe my explaining is wrong sorry.I am only getting list from cache and editing in code.I never update my cache after edit.UPDATE! I have update my question it was wrong.
– Alican Kablan
Nov 10 at 21:30
no sir you understand me false maybe my explaining is wrong sorry.I am only getting list from cache and editing in code.I never update my cache after edit.UPDATE! I have update my question it was wrong.
– Alican Kablan
Nov 10 at 21:30
so thats why when you load from cache it comes back. I know Turkish if you like we can continue discussion in chat
– uɐʞɥsɐ
Nov 10 at 21:33
so thats why when you load from cache it comes back. I know Turkish if you like we can continue discussion in chat
– uɐʞɥsɐ
Nov 10 at 21:33
I would be very pleased.Please.
– Alican Kablan
Nov 10 at 21:35
I would be very pleased.Please.
– Alican Kablan
Nov 10 at 21:35
1
1
@AlicanKablan I updated my answer.
– uɐʞɥsɐ
Nov 10 at 22:02
@AlicanKablan I updated my answer.
– uɐʞɥsɐ
Nov 10 at 22:02
When you get the object from memory cache you are editing the actual object in the cache not a copy of it. this is why when you remove in the code you are removing the item from the list in the cache as well. this is happening just for the memory cache (heap memory) and careful if you have more than one server at the production line you will loose the consistency on the cache.
– Meysam
Dec 6 at 17:37
When you get the object from memory cache you are editing the actual object in the cache not a copy of it. this is why when you remove in the code you are removing the item from the list in the cache as well. this is happening just for the memory cache (heap memory) and careful if you have more than one server at the production line you will loose the consistency on the cache.
– Meysam
Dec 6 at 17:37
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