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Cache

Information requested from the databaseA database is an organized collection of data including relevant data structures. is stored in the Server input buffer and can so quickly be read whenever required. This procedure improves system performance as it is less time-consuming than repeatedly calling the database. Keep this in mind when specifying the maximum size of the Server input buffer in the Automation Engine area. This value depends on the memory that is available on your computer.

 

Column

Description

Name

Area of the Server input buffer:

  • SCRIPT - for script
  • VARA - for variable
  • MQMEM - for message queues
  • ODOC and XREQ - for UserInterfaces
  • USER - for user lists
  • OBJECT_IDNR - or object codes
  • OBJECT_NAME - for object names

Clean Up Limit

Limit for the cache's memory release. To be specified in the Server properties.

Data is stored in the cache until its maximum size has been reached. Only in this case, the Server deletes entries that are no longer required. The cache's maximum size is ignored if it is not possible to remove data.

Current size

Currently used cache size

Cache items

Number of all cache entries

Active

The cache is active if this checkbox is checked

Calls

Number of input buffer calls

Hits

Number of entries found in the cache

Hit ratio

Hits of the primary work process in percent

Time

Total time consumed by the work processes for calling the cache

 

See also:

Server
Cache Usage