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Re: Re: Re: System V shared Memory Perl Module (more of a C question than Perl) aka Efficient SQL result caching

by hakkr (Chaplain)
on Apr 03, 2003 at 08:25 UTC ( [id://247703]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re: Re: System V shared Memory Perl Module (more of a C question than Perl) aka Efficient SQL result caching
in thread System V shared Memory Perl Module (more of a C question than Perl) aka Efficient SQL result caching

I have the same sort of problem with an overloaded db doing queries where the results only change 5-10 times a day.

I was thinking of only triggering my select queries when the cgi that updates the data is used. So my script would run off a static file and the file would only get updated when the data changed.

You think I can use these memory module instead to get rid of the static file and store my results in memory.

I'm in Mysql Apache as well and I am pretty sure that mysql has a query cache.

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