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We are currently experiencing a rapid growth of data in our transactional database, and we expect millions of records to accumulate in the coming days. Given this, we are looking for a way to manage this data effectively without compromising the performance of our transactional operations.
Is there an approach or best practice using ABP Framework with EF Core where we can:
Keep evolving and frequently accessed records in the transactional database. Automatically move unused or historical records to an archival database based on specific criteria (e.g., time-based archiving or status-based archiving).
Specifically, I'm interested in:
Any ABP-specific modules or features that facilitate the management of transactional and archival databases. How we could integrate such an archival mechanism in our existing ABP application using EF Core.
I would appreciate any insights or recommendations on how to achieve this functionality within the ABP ecosystem.
My abp suite version is 8.2.2 . Should I need to downgrade version to have the same result ?
Run command in root abp-old add-module ProductManagement -t module-pro --new --add-to-solution-file
open abp suite abp suite
and try to add a new entity in module ProductManagement
The entity has been created ✅
but in angular ui it does not seems to be generated for the created entity using abp suite
above I'm expecting a new component for products in product management module please reach me out to resolve this issue.
thank you