Comments on: LINQ to SQL Caching Gotcha http://will.hughesfamily.net.au/20080624/linq-to-sql-caching-gotcha/ Travel, Photography, Geek Stuff Sun, 20 Nov 2011 03:07:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Will http://will.hughesfamily.net.au/20080624/linq-to-sql-caching-gotcha/comment-page-1/#comment-1131 Will Thu, 26 Jun 2008 15:13:38 +0000 http://will.hughesfamily.net.au/?p=910#comment-1131 Hi Robin, My concerns were really that I'd already just spun up one context to service the request (This is all in a WCF service, by the way) - so spinning up yet another just to bypass a caching method wasn't my ideal method. Mind you, I havn't found a better way yet. Although I did have a moment where I was tempted to use the crude hack our frontend guys love to use when bypassing caches - adding a nocache param and passing a random value. Thanks for the comment, and I'll keep an eye on your blog too :) Hi Robin,

My concerns were really that I’d already just spun up one context to service the request (This is all in a WCF service, by the way) – so spinning up yet another just to bypass a caching method wasn’t my ideal method.

Mind you, I havn’t found a better way yet. Although I did have a moment where I was tempted to use the crude hack our frontend guys love to use when bypassing caches – adding a nocache param and passing a random value.

Thanks for the comment, and I’ll keep an eye on your blog too :)

]]> By: Robin Clowers http://will.hughesfamily.net.au/20080624/linq-to-sql-caching-gotcha/comment-page-1/#comment-1130 Robin Clowers Thu, 26 Jun 2008 03:22:08 +0000 http://will.hughesfamily.net.au/?p=910#comment-1130 I think a new data context makes sense in this situation. The data context can be used to implement the unit of work pattern, which would lead to a different context per transaction. Great blog by the way, you may have found a new subscriber! I think a new data context makes sense in this situation. The data context can be used to implement the unit of work pattern, which would lead to a different context per transaction.

Great blog by the way, you may have found a new subscriber!

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