Setquerydata

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I'm testing out react-query for a project and am confused about the interaction between optimistic updates and select. And have another query, like the following, in another part of the application. It does not get triggered for re-render by setQueryData. I am only able to get the ability for 'select' to reduce re-renders when a refetch is called. Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback. From what I am seeing: you're mutating customer.

Setquerydata

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If that is too cumbersome, have look at setquerydata like immer.

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The examples on this page are helpful, but only cover simplistic use cases. Currently, I'm using Immutable. I'm curious if TanStack has some built-in way that I missed. Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback. There's nothing special in React Query here - it's up to you to transform data in an immutable way. You can of course use immutable. Ok, just double-checking to see if there wasn't some built-in way I was missing.

Setquerydata

To make this process easier, and as a way to avoid exceeding any XML attribute length limit, it is possible to export LOB data as separate elements. XML files that contain the above format. This allows a logical grouping of data to be exported in one file. The base install will provide the following pre-configured queries:. New customer-defined object set names and object lists can be added by setting the associated properties. For example, the above set is defined by the property:. The complete SQL query can also be specified directly. When this approach is used there must be an additional "Root Name" parameter given.

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Comment options. Dismiss alert. But if you call setQueryData with the same reference, it does nothing. Immutability is required when working in react. If that is too cumbersome, have look at libraries like immer. Given that filteredItems and moreFilteredItems have the same structure, what I would do is try to find the item to update in all matching entries and update that one. Most state managers in react need immutable updates to work correctly, which is why immer is so popular I guess : Beta Was this translation helpful? React-query must either traverse all the way up the object, checking for referential integrity at each step in order to determine a change, or it's not caching the last value at time of render and instead simply looking at the current value in the cache and comparing it to the new data. Task list. You signed in with another tab or window. Please feel free to open a PR to improve the docs. Give feedback. It does not get triggered for re-render by setQueryData. The docs don't reveal anything about requiring immutable data. You switched accounts on another tab or window.

Fetching and manipulating data without using a global state was something out of the ordinary. TanStack Query, formerly known as React Query, gives us this opportunity.

But since the updater function has no knowledge of the queryKey , it cannot know this. You switched accounts on another tab or window. Quote reply. For the moment, we'd have to resort to the query key iteration you wrote in an earlier comment. You switched accounts on another tab or window. I am only able to get the ability for 'select' to reduce re-renders when a refetch is called. From your comment, I would guess that you have tried immutable updates already, but it is still the most likely case of error. Beta Was this translation helpful? Discussion options. Unordered list. Please try:. Please feel free to open a PR to improve the docs. Discussion options. TkDodo Mar 24, Maintainer.