Groups for Logical Cache Data Grouping [Deprecated]

A group is a logical partition within the cache that organizes related cached items together. Groups are mutually exclusive — each item belongs to only one group. Groups allow you to efficiently perform various group-based operations on cached data.

In This Section

Group Overview
Explains the basic concept of using groups and its advantages.

Add/Update Data with Groups
Explains how an item can be added and updated to a data group.

Retrieve Data with Groups
Explains how keys of a data group can be fetched from cache data.

Remove Data with Group
Explains how a data group can be removed from the cache data.

Search Group Data with SQL
Explains how to query the data with groups and retrieve it.

Delete Group Data with SQL
Explains how to use SQL-like query to delete a particular data set associated with a group.