Re: [CDBI] object cache errors

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On Thu, Nov 03, 2005 at 10:01:32AM +0000, Mike Whitaker wrote:
> Trying to track down a problem in a fairly complex Java-calling-Perl- 
> via-xinetd system, here, and just trying to rule things out.
> 
> Sometimes, according to the Java end of things, my Class::DBI code is  
> not returning the object it's asked for. The only possibility, were  
> it within my code, that I can see would be Class::DBI's object cache  
> somehow coughing up a different object with a different primary key.

Class::DBI does *not* have an object cache.

It has a live objects index, which is entirely different - it's designed
to ensure only one copy of the object exists in memory at any given time.

You can turn it off by setting $Class::DBI::Weaken_Is_Available to 0.

If you actually want an object cache, try Class::DBI::Sweet.

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