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As we've learned [on the page on "Normalized

     

       
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Caching"](./normalized-caching.md#normalizing-relational-data), when Graphcache receives an API

     

       
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result it will traverse and store all its data to its cache in a normalised structure. Each entity

     

       
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that is found in a result will be stored under the entity's key.

     

       
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A query's result is represented as a graph, which can also be understood as a tree structure,

     

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As we've learned [on the page on "Normalized

     

       
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Caching"](./normalized-caching.md#normalizing-relational-data), when Graphcache receives an API

     

       
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result it will traverse and store all its data to its cache in a normalized structure. Each entity

     

       
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that is found in a result will be stored under the entity's key.

     

       
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A query's result is represented as a graph, which can also be understood as a tree structure,

     

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This error occurs when the cache can't generate a key for an entity. The key

     

       
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would then effectively be `null`, and the entity won't be cached by a key.

     

       
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Conceptually this means that an entity won't be normalised but will indeed

     

       
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be cached by the parent's key and field, which is displayed in the first

     

       
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part of the warning.

     

       
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This error occurs when the cache can't generate a key for an entity. The key

     

       
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would then effectively be `null`, and the entity won't be cached by a key.

     

       
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+
       
Conceptually this means that an entity won't be normalized but will indeed

     

       
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be cached by the parent's key and field, which is displayed in the first

     

       
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part of the warning.

     

       
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