RE: RE: Overlay Documentation

["Voglmaier, Reinhard Erich" <rv33100@gsk.com>]

This one is interesting:

"A query Q' is cacheable if = there is a proxyTemplate with an identical prototype filter and the = same set of requested attributes as Q and it fetches <= K entries = where K is the entry limit specified in the proxyCache = directive."

My question now: What happens = with aborted queries ? Let's assume the queryset reports K entries ( K = < sizelimit ) and the client interrupts the transfer after , lets = say , 10% of K. What goes into the cache ? Does the proxy request the = remaining 90% and put it in it's cache anyway ? Could this be = configured by the administrator ? It would be good to be configurable, = because in some environment it could be a performance gain to store = also aborted query results, in some it could be a performance = loss.

Reinhard