http://aptoma.com/select.star/2009/10/22/mysql-query-cache/ web-development, and other issues we really, really care about Thu, 22 Apr 2010 20:30:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 http://aptoma.com/select.star/2009/10/22/mysql-query-cache/comment-page-1/#comment-7808 Caching Strategies (AMS week #43) » select * Mon, 26 Oct 2009 08:39:35 +0000 http://aptoma.com/select.star/?p=809#comment-7808 [...] If you need to squeeze out every bit of performance available from your application, you should switch to the DEMAND-setting, and review all your SQL-statements and judiciously use the SQL CACHE-trigger. If you have the time and skill to do this, you will benefit from it. You would want to use it on tables with a high percentage of read over write requests. Using SQL-CACHE on tables with a lot of writes will only hurt your overall performance. (Lars has more to say on the topic of Query Cache) [...] [...] If you need to squeeze out every bit of performance available from your application, you should switch to the DEMAND-setting, and review all your SQL-statements and judiciously use the SQL CACHE-trigger. If you have the time and skill to do this, you will benefit from it. You would want to use it on tables with a high percentage of read over write requests. Using SQL-CACHE on tables with a lot of writes will only hurt your overall performance. (Lars has more to say on the topic of Query Cache) [...]

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