Subject | Re: [IBO] IB Caching |
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Author | Frank Ingermann |
Post date | 2002-08-22T19:43:22Z |
Hi Jack,
Jack Cane wrote:
go) and (b) since you're dealing with *result sets* in a multi-transaction
SQL server environment, on-disk caching (other than the GDB itself) would not
make sense (cached data could have been changed by other clients/transactions
before it is re-used), so there's nothing to be defeated here<g>...
hth,
fingerman
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Jack Cane wrote:
> Does anyone know if Interbase supports data caching, wherein data onceThis is (a) the wrong ng for IB-related questions ;-) (IB-support is the place to
> requested are placed in a disk cache for re-use in case the same data are
> requested again.
>
> I would like to know if (a) InterBase supports caching, and (b) if yes, can
> caching be defeated.
>
> tks,
>
> jwc
go) and (b) since you're dealing with *result sets* in a multi-transaction
SQL server environment, on-disk caching (other than the GDB itself) would not
make sense (cached data could have been changed by other clients/transactions
before it is re-used), so there's nothing to be defeated here<g>...
hth,
fingerman
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when parsers parse, and compilers compile, then why don't objects object?
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