Closed lonso closed 8 years ago
I had the same problem and I lost like 2 hours so I disabled the cache globally. db.settings.set('instance.cache', false);
The cache isn't really a cache, but a singleton pattern. Did you update the model via ORM calls or SQL?
I too disabled it globally.
I update via ORM calls.
If i try to update the same object, it only updates 1 time. Let's say I want to update an UserRole I retrieve the user with .get and update it but if I want to update it againt the UserRole doesn't update the 2nd time.
If you provide a code sample or even better, a failing test case, then I may be able to do something with it.
cache and cluster... how can i purge the "cache" in cluster-express-configuration? my solution at the moment is to disable orm-cache
Orm cache isn't a cache at all, but an identity map. I don't see anything wrong with disabling it.
when i update model, i change data on mysql command line. But i orm2,the data not change need i use
orm.singleton.clear();
that data will be change. why?