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Doc fixes #690
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There is a known issue where some SQL Server 2005 notifications might not be received when an | ||
application subscribes to query notifications by using ADO.NET 2.0. To fix this problem install | ||
<ulink url="http://support.microsoft.com/Default.aspx?kbid=913364">SQL hotfix for kb 913364</ulink>. | ||
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Link dead, kb not found anymore, probably merged in a SQL 2005 SP since long.
The second level cache requires the use of transactions, be it through transaction scopes or NHibernate | ||
transactions. Interacting with the data store without an explicit transaction is discouraged, and will | ||
not allow the second level cache to work as intended. | ||
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One frequent cause of complains about second level cache not working.
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See also <xref linkend="performance-cache" />. | ||
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We have two separated section documenting second level cache, each with valuable information not available in the other. It would be better to merge them. At least I add a cross link here. (The other side already does it.)
Building SHFB was failing due to two reasons:
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The doc was referring to a bunch of non existent methods, like |
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