Cache records

I have 1000 records in a table based upon a search condition i am fetching 100 records. I have to display record one by one with previous and next button. I dont want to go back to my database to fetch the records one by one among the 100 records. I want to do some thing like cache in .NET.
Any suggestions to make this work efficiently / simpler is most welcome.
Thanks in advance

I have 1000 records in a table based upon a search
condition i am fetching 100 records. I have to
display record one by one with previous and next
button. I dont want to go back to my database to
fetch the records one by one among the 100 records. I
want to do some thing like cache in .NET.
Any suggestions to make this work efficiently /
simpler is most welcome.
Thanks in advanceGet all the records in a List and use it as a cache. It should work fast for 1000 records.
***Annie***

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Nov 12, 2007 1:34:05 PM ...ndata.application.imp.PricingDocument JCO.ServerThread-3 Debug: pricing document 473866A41F6C63FDE10000000A69C053: pricing complete
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Nov 12, 2007 1:34:05 PM ...sxe.socket.server.CommandMgr.hiss88[JCO.ServerThread-2] Info: command executed:CloseSession, response code:200
Nov 12, 2007 1:34:05 PM ...p.sxe.socket.server.rfc.RFCConnection JCO.ServerThread-2 Debug: RFC response:
Nov 12, 2007 1:34:05 PM ...p.sxe.socket.server.rfc.RFCConnection JCO.ServerThread-2 Info: response time of command CloseSession: 0
Nov 12, 2007 1:34:06 PM ...cket.server.SocketConnection.hiss88
Debug: request:
Nov 12, 2007 1:34:06 PM ...sxe.socket.server.CommandMgr.hi8br014 Info: command executed:GetLoad, response code:200
Nov 12, 2007 1:34:06 PM ...cket.server.SocketConnection.hiss88
Debug: response:
socketLoad=5&rfcLoad=0
Nov 12, 2007 1:34:06 PM ...cket.server.SocketConnection.hiss88
Debug: response time of command GetLoad: 0

Hi
For the Characteristic pricing Table name:SDCOM and field name VKOND the values are updated.You need write code E.g.,
$self.Z_pricing = 'A_1' if $self. Z_finish = 'A_1
Here Z_pricing is the characteristics maintained for pricing
Z_finish is the characterstics where the components A_1 is maintained
Hope this will get some picture
Regards
Ramesh

Dynamic re-creation of Entity/View Objects

Does anybody know if the following is possible with JDeveloper/ADF, and if so, any suggestions on where to start?
My boss wants to be able to re-define a series of database views dynamically at any time, adding/removing columns. This will be handled by PL/SQL etc so it is not part of the JDeveloper question.
But he then wants the J2EE Swing GUI application to be able to "see" the changes to the view immediately e.g. to display new fields on the client form, without having to re-compile any code.
The Swing GUI appears to be a given, unfortunately as it would be easier to re-create at least the GUI dynamically using JSP etc.
Right now, I'm trying to figure out how to pass the database changes through the J2EE tiers e.g. how do I dynamically re-define the Entity Object based on the modified view, without re-compiling it? How do I reflect these changes in the corresponding View Object(s)?
Personally I think this requirement will be the death of the project, as it will absorb 95% of our limited intellectual/Java resources for 5% of the functionality: Welcome to Dilbertland!
But given this requirement, does anybody out there have any ideas?
Thanks,
Chris

Hi Chris ,
well you can always create dynamic attribute in the view object using viewObject.addDynamicAttribute(DynamicAttributeName);
and you can store any serialazable object in this attribute like any other attribute. It should be serializable coz BC4J needs to send it to Database in case you are using spillover feture
to cache records.
you can also create Dynamic view object based on an entity or a SQL query.
AppModule.createViewObjectFromQueryStmt();
But of course dynamic view based on SQl Query
will not be updatable. I doubt , You can dynamically create attribute on Entity or dynamic Entities.
I have already posted one question for this ..and waiting for reply ..:-(
Updatable , Dynamic VIEW OBJECT ??
hope it'll help
Prasoon

How to handle Keys (Sequences) generated in Database

Need some pointers about how to achieve following:
I am building a cache for TRADES and have a CacheStore supporting LOAD/STORE/REMOVE methods.
The TRADES cache is associated with TRADE table on the database. I have most of my business logic related to adding a trade in a Database Package.
If a new trade is being added to the table, Stored Procedure in my package will use a sequence number to assign it a UNIQUE KEY and will return the key with the call
Now, my cache is using TRADE KEY as a key for the trade objects. If my application is putting a new trade to the cache, then how should this be designed?
I do not really want to have sequences put in the cache as my stored procedure does it for me and there are few other applications which are using same SP.
Has anyone implemented something like this where the key is now known until the object is entered in the database?
I can have a TEMPORARY KEY assigned to the object and can replace the record once the trade has been successfully added to the table. As I can not do replace/update cache records in CacheStore, is there any way to achieve this?
Following is my cache-config:
<distributed-scheme>
     <scheme-name>PartitionedTradePOFScheme</scheme-name>
     <service-name>SweetTradeSvc</service-name>
     <serializer>
          <class-name>com.tangosol.io.pof.ConfigurablePofContext</class-name>
          <init-params>
               <init-param>
                    <param-type>String</param-type>
                    <param-value>position-pof-config.xml</param-value>
               </init-param>
          </init-params>
     </serializer>
     <backing-map-scheme>
          <read-write-backing-map-scheme>
               <internal-cache-scheme>
                    <local-scheme></local-scheme>
               </internal-cache-scheme>
                    <cachestore-scheme>
                    <class-scheme>
                         <class-name>com.db.spg.sweet.coherenceutil.DBCacheStoreTrade</class-name>
                         <init-params>
                              <init-param>
                                   <param-type>java.lang.String</param-type>
                                   <param-value>{cache-name}</param-value>
                              </init-param>
                         </init-params>
                    </class-scheme>
               </cachestore-scheme>
          </read-write-backing-map-scheme>
     </backing-map-scheme>
     <autostart>true</autostart>
</distributed-scheme>I am trying to be as clear as possible. If anything here is confusing, let me know.
Thanks

Jonathan.Knight wrote:
<li>The AQ messaging is asynchronous so there will be a time-lag between the original put of the trade and it being updated with the version from the DB.
<li>How does the AQ listener know what the key is of the temporary trade is that it needs to remove, presumably you write this to the DB then send it back in the AQ message?Agreed. From my CacheStore, I call Stored Procedure inside Database Package. I can pass this TEMP key to this SP as 1 extra parameter. So, I do not necessarily need to store it in the database, but just use merely as an extra parameter to be sent back to AQ. Also, when the client puts a new trade, the business logic for most of the trade processing is in our stored procedures. There, it will enrich that trade with additional information from other tables, it will also adjust the trader position and then will return with the new trade key to the client. GUI/Client Applications will provide the data required to create a trade. But SP will use this data and using other local stored procedures, it will obtain extra information for the trade, enrich all the information in a single trade record and then will create that new record.
<li>If the code the listens to the AQ messages removes the original version of the trade from the cache before putting the new version into the cache you will have a short period of time where there is that trade does not exist in the cache
<li>Alternatively if your AQ listener works the other way round and puts the new version into the cache before removing the original version you will have a short period where there are two copies of the same trade in the cache.
<li>Depending on what you use-cases for reading these trades back out of the cache you could have issues with the above times when there may be one, zero or two copies of the trade.Yes. I have been thinking about that as well. But I think, as the trade entered from GUI is merely an indicator for the background/database processing. If and only if the database processing is successful, that is considered a valid trade. So as far as I know, the duplicate/old copy of the trade would still be considered as in "waiting database update" state. I am designing my GUI accordingly. I will probably check with the users about this requirement once again though. You have a valid point.
<li>I assume your use-cases for accessing trades from the cache are not using the keys as they could not rely on having obtained the correct key for a trade as it might change. At this point, I am using these TRADE keys as my cache keys. Because, it is really easier for us to manage TRADES in the cache, especially when there are lot of lookups involved from our users
One more thing someone I had worked with long time back suggested that, having a staging/metadata cache for all these trades to be processed from the client. Add these trades in the database and then in QueueListener, add a new trade in Trade-Cache and remove the corresponding old trade from staging/metadata cache. This also seems good, though I need to see if that is going to complicate matters in terms of processing.
Thanks a lot JK for your suggestions. Let me know if the logic I explained makes sence.

Work around for server not found problems on FF36

I have found a work around for all the people having server not found problems with FF36.
If you manually set your network adapter DNS to an external DNS server (as opposed to your local ISP) then the problem goes away. I set mine to use the two google DNS servers:
Preferred: 8.8.8.8
Alternate: 8.8.4.4
Not a clue why this works but it is 100% successful on my desktop PC, whereas before I could hardly connect to a webpage with FF36 without multiple page refreshes and much frustration, even though FF35 was fine and rolling back to FF35 was also fine.
Something has changed in FF36 and either the way it handles DNS or the way it works with some network adapters.
It is nothing to do with add-ons, profiles or firewall software as I have tried all of these things and only the DNS change made a difference. I even copied over a full working profile and the program files directory for Mozilla from my portable which was having no problems and the problem still existed on the desktop, which is why I started looking at the network adapater since everything else between the working PC and the non working one was identical.
Hopefully this will help the developers to pin down the real cause of the problem and fix it in the next release.

Well done. Thanks for finding that.
That is not only assigned but has an approved patch included in the scheduled Fx36.0.1 release so it should be fixed in few days, watch out for the upgrade.
* Bug 1093983 - DNS resolver should not use 'ANY' to get cached records for TTL <sup>[https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1093983#c35 c#35]</sup>
* https://wiki.mozilla.org/Firefox/Channels/Meetings/2015-03-03#Schedule_Update
With the bug now fixed it would not really be appropriate to add further comment. I do now see another related bug assigned but not being fast tracked, so if all goes well that will probably land in Firefox 39.
* Bug 1138242 - DNS: Request A and AAAA record types rather than ANY when obtaining TTL on Windows

Is it possible to implement iSupplier Portal for Employee type Vendors

We have iSupplier portal for external suppliers which we customized to show only invoices and payment advices.
Is it possible to implement the same to our internal employees without creating them as new suppliers ?
We want employees use iSupplier portal to view their expense(payments).

If you are using presentation API then as Nagarajan said, you can use Endeca Dimension Search to power your TypeAhead/Predictive search. Below are a few pointers that may help.
Trigger typeahead only after user enters a few characters (ideally after 2-3 characters).
Introduce a delay of a few milliseconds between your Endeca Searches.
Limit the Dimensions to include using the Di parameter.
Control the number of dimVals returned and other Dimension behavior using Drc and Dp
Use Drc (to evaluate InStock products) in a seperate query with D=* to get a list of all valid DimVal IDs. Cache them and use this list to remove any out of stock dimVal IDs from the real query results.
Use Dk and Dx to control match mode and your relevance ranking strategy to sort your results.
Oracle Commerce Services also offers a prepackaged service called Endeca Predictive Search (EPS) module that can be quickly implemented to power TypeAhead. EPS provides other configurable features like caching, record search, frequent matches ,etc. Reach out to your Oracle representative if that intersts you.
All the best! I hope this helps.
Best,
Kaush
P.S. Google limits the search result to 4 which, works for them and might work for you but to exploit the full potential of Predictive Search based on Endeca, try HomeDepot.com, Staples.com, etc. for inspiration.

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