MySQL: prepared statements vs. query cache. help request

Jay Pipes recently wrote about a problem in mysql, which basically is, that prepared statements do not use query cache, which results in not-as-good-as-it-could-be performance. You should read the details yourself here: Minding My P’s and Q’s (Prepared Statements and Query Cache Episode 3).

Essential part of the message is, that he looks for volunteers to help resolving the situation. If you feel like you can help — drop him a note. thanks.

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View CommentsMySQL: prepared statements vs. query cache. help request

  • werutzb

    Hi!

    I want to extend my SQL capabilities.
    I red really many SQL books and would like to
    get more about SQL for my work as oracle database manager.

    What can you recommend?

    Thanks,
    Werutz

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