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20.7.7.1. Key Features
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• Transparent and therefore easy to use
• supports all PHP MySQL extensions
• no API changes
• very little application changes required
• Flexible invalidation strategy
• Time-to-Live (TTL)
• user-defined
• Storage with different scope and life-span
• Default (Hash, process memory)
• APC
• MEMCACHE
• sqlite
• user-defined
• Built-in slam defense to prevent cache stampeding.
20.7.7.2. Limitations
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The current 1.0.1 release of PECL mysqlnd_qc does not support PHP 5.4. Version 1.1.0-alpha lifts this
limitation.
Prepared statements and unbuffered queries are fully supported. Thus, the plugin is capable of caching
all statements issued with
prepared statement support.
20.7.7.3. On the name
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The shortcut
quick-and-dirty proof-of-concept. In the beginning the developers did not expect to continue using the
code base. Sometimes PECL/mysqlnd_qc has also been called
cache.
20.7.7.4. Quickstart and Examples
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The mysqlnd query cache plugin is easy to use. This quickstart will demo typical use-cases, and
provide practical advice on getting started.
It is strongly recommended to read the reference sections in addition to the quickstart. It is safe to
begin with the quickstart. However, before using the plugin in mission critical environments we urge
you to read additionally the background information from the reference sections.
Mysqlnd query result cache plugin (mysqlnd_qc)
or PDO_MySQL, which are the only two PHP MySQL APIs to offer
mysqli
stands for
mysqlnd_qc mysqlnd query cache
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plugin. The name was chosen for a
client-side query result set