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  • Question about percona Query Cache Enhancements

    #1
    Read your document,you said the Percona Server disabling the cache completely.
    I want to ask in the standard mysql version,when we set query_cache_type=0,what happens?
    Still lock,but check query_cache_type=0,and return immediately?The lock is not disable completely and make some cpu consume?
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  • #2
    This:
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    Still lock,but check query_cache_type=0,and return immediately?
    Should be written as:
    Quote:
    Still lock,but check query_cache_type=0,and return immediately after consuming some time and cpu!
    The definition of immediately if you do something 1000-3000 times a second can be after a proportionally very long time .

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      /* Testing 'query_cache_size' without a lock here is safe: the thing we may loose is that the query won't be served from cache, but we save on mutex locking in the case when query cache is disabled. See also a note on double-check locking usage above. */ if (is_disabled() || thd->locked_tables_mode || thd->variables.query_cache_type == 0 || query_cache_size == 0) goto err;

      I read the code,I find the check section is same and don't find anything different with the standard mysql version.

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