Subject | How to detect (Re)Creation of Schema Cache? |
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Author | eddiehodad |
Post date | 2006-06-13T02:17:16Z |
Hi there,
We're in the process of optimising our FB/IBO app for use across
high-latency (DSL,ADSL) connections.
We've figured out that the schema cache plays a big part in startup
times, with the extra traffic generated if the local cache files are
deleted or out of date.
To improve the user experience, it'd be great to be able to detect
when the IBConnection is rebuilding the persistent schema cache, so as
to be able to show a "Please Wait Seven Minutes" type of dialogue,
rather than just, you know, having their pc freeze for that long.
The ideal would be an "OnReGenerateSchemaCache" or similar event on
the IBConnection, but since I cant find anything like that, are there
any alternatives?
TIA,
Andrew
We're in the process of optimising our FB/IBO app for use across
high-latency (DSL,ADSL) connections.
We've figured out that the schema cache plays a big part in startup
times, with the extra traffic generated if the local cache files are
deleted or out of date.
To improve the user experience, it'd be great to be able to detect
when the IBConnection is rebuilding the persistent schema cache, so as
to be able to show a "Please Wait Seven Minutes" type of dialogue,
rather than just, you know, having their pc freeze for that long.
The ideal would be an "OnReGenerateSchemaCache" or similar event on
the IBConnection, but since I cant find anything like that, are there
any alternatives?
TIA,
Andrew