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Key Data Dependency Types and Usage [Deprecated]

There are situations when you want to keep a relationship among related cache data. For example, if an order depends on a product that is no longer available, the cache must remove all its dependents, as well. Here you can use the Key Dependency to maintain this relationship. Essentially, a Key Dependency creates a dependency relationship between cached items.

Note

The dependent item is removed in case of two types of modifications in the master key:

  • Update
  • Remove

In NCache, dependent cache items and those on whom others depend are aware of this relationship. When the cache removes such an item on which other cache items depend, it will also remove all its dependents. However, vice versa is not possible. For example, Products will not be removed, if any of the Orders are updated or removed.

Key(s) can have two types of dependencies:

Multilevel Dependency

A cache item can depend on any number of other items in the cache; resulting in the formation of a chain. The relationship, in this case, will be a 1:1 relationship. For instance, if there are three data sets in a cache - i.e., Products, Orders, and OrderDetails - an order placed on a particular Product, the key of the OrderDetails depends on the key of the Orders. Similarly, the key of the Orders depends on the key of the Products. This means that if the Products are deleted, the Orders and the OrderDetails are also deleted. The following diagram depicts this scenario visually.

Using Multilevel Key Dependency in NCache

Multiple Dependency

A single item can depend on more than one item in the cache. Similarly, that item may depend on multiple items. This may result in a 1:n relationship between the items. For example, in a cache, if an Order is placed by a Customer which contains a Product, the Order depends on the Customer and Product. Similarly, the OrderDetails depend on the Orders. The following diagram depicts the whole scenario visually.

Using Multiple Key Dependency in NCache

If the Customer is deleted, Orders and OrderDetails get deleted. Similarly, if the Product is deleted, Orders and OrderDetails get deleted.

Note

You can only specify existing keys in a cache for Key Dependency. A non-existent key specified for Key Dependency will result in an OperationFailedException. Whereas an object can be considered dependent on another key at the time of addition.

Prerequisites

  • .NET
  • Java
  • Python
  • Node.js
  • Legacy API
  • To learn about the standard prerequisites required to work with all NCache client-side features, please refer to the given page on Client-Side API Prerequisites.
  • For API details, refer to: ICache, CacheItem, CacheItemAttributes, Dependency, UpdateAttributes, Insert.
  • To learn about the standard prerequisites required to work with all NCache client-side features, please refer to the given page on Client-Side API Prerequisites.
  • For API details, refer to: Cache, CacheItem, CacheItemAttributes, setDependency, updateAttributes, insert.
  • To learn about the standard prerequisites required to work with all NCache client-side features, please refer to the given page on Client-Side API Prerequisites.
  • For API details, refer to: Cache, CacheItem, CacheItemAttributes, set_dependency, update_attributes, insert.
  • To learn about the standard prerequisites required to work with all NCache client-side features, please refer to the given page on Client-Side API Prerequisites.
  • For API details, refer to: Cache, CacheItem, CacheItemAttributes, setDependency, updateAttributes, Insert.
  • Create a new Console Application.
  • Make sure that the data being added is serializable.
  • Add NCache References by locating %NCHOME%\NCache\bin\assembly\4.0 and adding Alachisoft.NCache.Web and Alachisoft.NCache.Runtime as appropriate.
  • Include the Alachisoft.NCache.Runtime.Dependencies namespace in your application.

Add CacheItem to Cache with Key Data Dependency

The CacheItem is a custom class provided by NCache that can be used to add data to the cache and lets you set additional metadata associated with an object of this class. This metadata defines the item properties like dependencies, expirations, and more.

The Add method adds a new item in the cache, whereas the Insert method adds a new item with dependency. If this CacheItem already exists in the cache, it overwrites its properties.

Important

Note that this API also specifies CacheItem priority for Eviction and Expiration, where the value for that parameter is passed as Default.

The following example adds a CacheItem order to the cache using the Insert method, which is dependent on the customer in the cache, which means as soon as the customer is updated or deleted, the order of the customer is already deleted from the cache.

  • .NET
  • Java
  • Python
  • Node.js
  • Legacy API
// Precondition: Cache is already connected
// Get customer from database
Customer customer = FetchCustomerFromDB();

// Add customer in cache
cache.Add(customer.CustomerID, customer);

// Get order from customer
Order order = new Order
{
      OrderID = 10248,
      OrderDate = DateTime.Now,
      ShipAddress = "Carrera 22 con Ave. Carlos Soublette #8-35"
};
// Save order to database
bool isOrderSaved = SaveOrderToDB(order);
// Generate order Id
string orderKey = $"Order:{order.OrderID}";

if (isOrderSaved)
{
      // Generate an instance of Key Dependency
      CacheDependency dependency = new KeyDependency(customer.CustomerID);
      // Create CacheItem to with your desired object
      CacheItem cacheItem = new CacheItem(order);
      // Add Key Dependency to order
      cacheItem.Dependency = dependency;
      // Add order in cache with dependency on the customer added before
      cache.Add(orderKey, cacheItem);
}

OrderDetail orderDetail = new OrderDetail
{
      OrderID = order.OrderID,
      UnitPrice = 200,
      Discount = 25.5F,
      Quantity = 10,
};
// Save order's detail to database
bool isOrderDetailSaved = SaveOrderDetailToDB(orderDetail);

if (isOrderDetailSaved)
{
      // Generate order detail Id
      string orderDetailId = $"OrderDetail: {orderDetail.OrderID}";
      // Generate an instance of Key Dependency
      CacheDependency dependency = new KeyDependency(orderKey);
      // Create CacheItem to with your desired object
      CacheItem cacheItem = new CacheItem(orderDetail);
      // Add Key Dependency to order
      cacheItem.Dependency = dependency;
      // Add order in cache with dependency on the customer added before
      cache.Add(orderDetailId, cacheItem);
}
// Precondition: Cache is already connected
// Get customer from database against given customerId
Customer customer = Customer.fetchCustomerFromDB("Customer:ALFKI");

// Get order from customer
Order order = new Order(10248, LocalTime.now(), "Carrera 22 con Ave. Carlos Soublette #8-35");


// Save order to database
boolean isOrderSaved = saveOrderToDB(order);

// Generate order Id
String orderKey = "Order:10248";
if (isOrderSaved){
      // Create CacheItem to with your desired object
      CacheItem cacheItem = new CacheItem(order);
      // Add Key Dependency to order
      cacheItem.setDependency(new KeyDependency(customer.getCustomerID()));
      // Add order in cache with dependency on the customer added before
      cache.insert(orderKey, cacheItem);
}

OrderDetail orderDetail = new OrderDetail(10248,200, 25.5F, 10);
// Save order's detail to database
boolean isOrderDetailSaved = SaveOrderDetailToDB(orderDetail);

if (isOrderDetailSaved)
{
      String orderDetailId = "OrderDetail:10248";
      // Generate an instance of Key Dependency
      CacheDependency dependency = new KeyDependency(orderKey);
      // Create CacheItem to with your desired object
      CacheItem cacheItem = new CacheItem(orderDetail);
      // Create CacheItem to with your desired object
      cacheItem.setDependency(dependency);
      // Add order in cache with dependency on the customer added before
      cache.insert(orderDetailId, cacheItem);
}
# Precondition: Cache is already connected

# Customer "ALFKI" already exists in the cache
customer = fetch_customer_by_customer_id("ALFKI")

# Create unique key for this customer
customer_key = "Customer:" + customer.get_customer_id()

# Get orders against the customer from cache
order = fetch_order_by_customer_id(customer.get_customer_id())

# Create a unique key for this order
order_key = "Order:" + order.get_order_id()

# Create a new cacheItem for this order
cache_item = ncache.CacheItem(order)

# Create a new Key Dependency on customer
cache_item.set_dependency(ncache.KeyDependency(customer_key))

# Add / update item in the cache with Key Dependency
cache.insert(order_key, cache_item)

# For successful addition of cacheitem with dependency
# Update the key and check if cacheitem is present in cache
// This is an async method
// Precondition: Cache is already connected

// Customer "ALFKI" already exists in the cache
let customer = new Customer(this.customerId);
customer = await this.fetchCustomerByCustomerId(this.customerId);

// Create unique key for this customer
let customerKey = "Customer:" + customer.CustomerId;

// Get orders against the customer from cache
let orders = await this.fetchOrdersByCustomerId(this.customerId);

// Create a unique key for this order
let orderKey = "Order:" + orders.OrderId;

// Create a new cacheItem for this order
var cacheItem = new ncache.CacheItem(orders);

// Create a new Key Dependency on customer
cacheItem.setDependency(new KeyDependency(customerKey));

// Add/update item in the cache with Key Dependency
this.cache.insert(orderKey, cacheItem);

// For successful addition of cacheitem with dependency
// Update the key and check if cacheitem is present in cache
// Precondition: Cache is already connected
// This legacy API allows the dependency of an object (for example, key2) on another object (for example, key1)
cache.Add(key1, "Product:1001");

//add key2 with dependency on key1
cache.Add(key2, "Product:1002", new KeyDependency(key1), Cache.NoAbsoluteExpiration, Cache.NoSlidingExpiration, CacheItemPriority.Normal);

//removing/inserting/deleting key1 will remove key2 because of its dependency
cache.Insert(key1, "Product:1001_updated");

object value = cache.Get(key2);
if (value == null)
{
      //dependent item successfully removed
}
else
{
      //dependent item not removed
}
Note

To ensure the operation is fail-safe, it is recommended to handle any potential exceptions within your application, as explained in Handling Failures.

Add Key Dependency on Multiple Keys

You can also add Key Dependency to an item, which is dependent on multiple keys. This way a single item can be dependent on multiple items using the Add or Insert method.

The Add method adds a new item in the cache whereas the Insert method adds a new item with dependency, and if the item already exists in the cache it overwrites its properties. The following example demonstrates this.

  • .NET
  • Java
  • Python
  • Node.js
// Get customer from database
Customer customer = FetchCustomerFromDB();
// Get product from database
Product product = FetchProductFromDB();
// Add customer in cache
cache.Add(customer.CustomerID, customer);
// Add product to cache.
      string productId = $"Product: {product.ProductID}";
cache.Add(productId, product);
// Get order from customer
Order order = new Order
{
      OrderID = 10248,
      OrderDate = DateTime.Now,
      ShipAddress = "Carrera 22 con Ave. Carlos Soublette #8-35"
};
// Save order to database
bool isOrderSaved = SaveOrderToDB(order);
// Generate order Id
string orderKey = $"Order: {order.OrderID}";
if (isOrderSaved)
{
      string[] dependencyKeys = { productId, customer.CustomerID };
      // Generate an instance of Key Dependency
      CacheDependency dependency = new KeyDependency(dependencyKeys);
      // Create CacheItem to with your desired object
      CacheItem cacheItem = new CacheItem(order);
      // Add Key Dependency to order
      cacheItem.Dependency = dependency;
      // Add order in cache with dependency on the customer added before
      cache.Add(orderKey, cacheItem);
}

OrderDetail orderDetail = new OrderDetail
{
      OrderID = order.OrderID,
      UnitPrice = 200,
      Discount = 25.5F,
      Quantity = 10,
};

// Save order's detail to database
bool isOrderDetailSaved = SaveOrderDetailToDB(orderDetail);

if (isOrderDetailSaved)
{
      // Generate order detail Id
      string orderDetailId = $"OrderDetail: {orderDetail.OrderID}";
      // Generate an instance of Key Dependency
      CacheDependency dependency = new KeyDependency(orderKey);
      // Create CacheItem to with your desired object
      CacheItem cacheItem = new CacheItem(orderDetail);
      // Add Key Dependency to order
      cacheItem.Dependency = dependency;
      // Add order in cache with dependency on the customer added before
      cache.Add(orderDetailId, cacheItem);
}
// Get customer from database
Customer customer = Customer.fetchCustomerFromDB("Customer:ALFKI");
// Get product from database
Product product = Product.fetchProductFromDB("Product:1001");
// Add customer in cache
cache.insert(customer.getCustomerID(), customer);
// Add product to cache
String productId = product.getProductID();
cache.insert(productId,product);
// Get order from customer
Order order = new Order(10248, LocalTime.now(), "Carrera 22 con Ave. Carlos Soublette #8-35");
String orderKey = "Order:10248";
// Save order to database
boolean isOrderSaved = saveOrderToDB(order);

if (isOrderSaved) {
      String[] dependencies = {product.getProductID(), customer.getCustomerID()};
      // Generate an instance of Key Dependency
      CacheDependency dependency = new KeyDependency(dependencies);
      // Create CacheItem to with your desired object
      CacheItem cacheItem = new CacheItem(order);
      // Add Key Dependency to order
      cacheItem.setDependency(dependency);
      // Add order in cache with dependency on the customer added before
      cache.insert(orderKey, order);
}

OrderDetail orderDetail = new OrderDetail(10248,200, 25.5F, 10);
// Save order's detail to database
boolean isOrderDetailSaved = saveOrderDetailToDB(orderDetail);
if (isOrderDetailSaved)
{
      String orderDetailId = "OrderDetail:10248";
      // Generate an instance of Key Dependency
      CacheDependency dependency = new KeyDependency(orderKey);
       // Create CacheItem to with your desired object
      CacheItem cacheItem = new CacheItem(orderDetail);
      // Add Key Dependency to order
      cacheItem.setDependency(dependency);
      // Add order in cache with dependency on the customer added before
      cache.insert(orderDetailId, cacheItem);
}
# Get product from database against productId
product = fetch_product_from_db("1001")

# Create unique cache key for this product
key = "Product:" + product.get_product_id()

# Territories with the keys exist in the cache
territory_key_1 = "Territory: Chai"
territory_key_2 = "Territory: Tofu"

# Insert territory keys to the cache
territories = [
territory_key_1,
territory_key_2
]

# Create a new cache item containing product
cache_item = ncache.CacheItem(product)

# Add Key Dependency to employee on territories
cache_item.set_dependency(ncache.KeyDependency(territories))

# Add cache item with dependency in the cache
cache.insert(key, cache_item)

# For successful addition of item with dependency
# Update or remove the keys
# Verify if dependent key is present
// Get product from database against productId
let product = await this.fetchProductFromDb(this.productId);

// Create unique cache key for this product
let key = "Product:" + product.ProductID;

// Territories with the keys exist in the cache
let territoryKey1 = "Territory: Chai";
let territoryKey2 = "Territory: Tofu";

// Insert territory keys to the cache
let territories = new String[2];
territories[0] = territoryKey1;
territories[1] = territoryKey2;

// Create a new cache item containing product
let cacheItem = new ncache.CacheItem(product);

// Add Key Dependency to employee on territories
cacheItem.setDependency(new KeyDependency(territories));

// Add cache item with dependency in the cache
this.cache.insert(key, cacheItem);

// For successful addition of item with dependency
// Update or remove the keys
// Verify if dependent key is present

Add Key Dependency to Existing Cache Item

NCache lets you add a Key Dependency to an item already present in the cache, without re-inserting it into the cache. This process occurs through the CacheItemAttribute class, which has the property of Dependency to be set against CacheItem. The attribute is then set against the existing key of the item, using the UpdateAttributes method of the Cache class.

The following example shows that an order and a customer are already present in the cache without dependency, and dependency is added using UpdateAttributes such that if the customer is updated or removed in the cache, the order is automatically removed.

  • .NET
  • Java
  • Python
  • Node.js
string orderId = "Order: 10248";
string ProductId = "Product: 8899";

// Create a Key Dependency where order is dependent on product
CacheDependency dependency = new KeyDependency(ProductId);

// Create a cache item attribute
CacheItemAttributes itemAttribute = new CacheItemAttributes();

// Set dependency to cache item attribute
itemAttribute.Dependency = dependency;

// Update attribute in cache
cache.UpdateAttributes(orderId, itemAttribute);
String orderId = "Order:10248";
String productId = "Product:1001";

// Create a Key Dependency where order is dependent on product
CacheDependency keyDependency = new KeyDependency(productId);

// Create a cache item attribute
CacheItemAttributes itemAttributes = new CacheItemAttributes();

// Set dependency to cache item attribute
itemAttributes.setDependency(keyDependency);

// Update attribute in cache
cache.updateAttributes(orderId, itemAttributes);
customer_key = "Customer:ALFKI"
order_key = "Order:1001"

# Create Key Dependency where order is dependent on customer
dependency = ncache.KeyDependency(customer_key)

# Create a CacheItemAttributes for dependency
attributes = ncache.CacheItemAttributes()
attributes.set_dependency(dependency)

# Set the attributes of dependency against the order
cache.update_attributes(order_key, attributes)

# Verify dependency through PerfMon counters or API
// This is an async method

// Precondition: both the items already exist in the cache
let customerKey = "Customer: ALFKI";
let orderKey = "Order: 1001";

// create Key Dependency where order is dependent on customer
let dependency = new KeyDependency(customerKey);

// Create a CacheItemAttributes for dependency
let attributes = new ncache.CacheItemAttributes();
attributes.setDependency(dependency);

// Set the attributes of dependency against the order
this.cache.updateAttributes(orderKey, attributes);

// verify dependency through PerfMon counters or API

Additional Resources

NCache provides a sample application for Key Dependency on GitHub.

See also

.NET: Alachisoft.NCache.Runtime.Dependencies namespace.
Java: com.alachisoft.ncache.runtime.dependencies namespace.
Python: ncache.runtime.dependencies class.
Node.js: Key Dependency class.

In This Article
  • Multilevel Dependency
  • Multiple Dependency
  • Prerequisites
  • Add CacheItem to Cache with Key Data Dependency
  • Add Key Dependency on Multiple Keys
  • Add Key Dependency to Existing Cache Item
  • Additional Resources
  • See also

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