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      It will be really helpful to cache the data for the following queries as it has been fired on each user login: 

      select attributes0_.directory_id as directory_id1_17_0_, attributes0_.attribute_value as attribute_value3_17_0_, attributes0_.attribute_name as attribute_name2_0_ from cwd_directory_attribute attributes0_ where attributes0_.directory_id=:1
      
      select allowedope0_.app_dir_mapping_id as app_dir_mapping_id1_3_0_, allowedope0_.operation_type as operation_type2_3_0_ from cwd_app_dir_operation allowedope0_ where allowedope0_.app_dir_mapping_id=:1 
      

      These queries are related with instantiation objects of `Directory` class and using getters on them, such as `getAttributes()`, `getAllowedOperations()` or getDirectoryMappings() on objects of `Application` class.

      The cache should help to reduce the load on the database server side.

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              yilinmo Yilin (Inactive)
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