In tp5.1, I have an idea to encapsulate a class and write all the data that needs to be read, including update and delete methods. The key point is that this class generates cache files. If it is called like this, it does not go through the database. Isn’t it very complicated? quick? I imagine it will be faster. I just don’t know if it’s safe or not

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In tp5.1, I have an idea to encapsulate a class and write all the data that needs to be read, including update and delete methods. The key point is that this class generates cache files. When called like this, it does not go through the database. Is it fast? I imagine it will be faster. I just don’t know if it’s safe

A影视文娱杨2040 days ago1792

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马先生2019-02-21 21:57:08

Not through the database. Does your data exist in the cache? ? ? Then the memory needs 1t, right? ? ?

What I mean is that when querying through the database for the first time (whether it is a single query or multiple queries), it is stored in the cache file in josn mode, and then it is not read from the database, and is added to the database. Update cache files when deleting This cache is actually a file that uses the key name and table name as parameters to encapsulate the class.

— A影视文娱杨 · 2019-02-21 22:11:01

Strictly speaking, it is not called cache, but it is generated similar to a configuration file.

— A影视文娱杨 · 2019-02-21 22:13:28

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