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Why is LRU is not suitable for joining 2 relations in DBMS

In DBMS, can someone please explain how the LRU (least recently used) buffer replacement policy acts when joining 2 relations in a database? I have read that LRU is not efficient when joining two ...
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Multithreading caching in SQL CLR

Is there any mechanism available to a SQLCLR assembly for caching that will still work when the assembly is registered as "safe"? The cache needs to be thread-safe, so it can be shared by multiple ...
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Postgres caching and bytea

I have a DB which, among other things, stores images (as bytea, if that's interesting). It also stores users' metadata, activity logs, etc., but images currently take 500MB out of the total 600MB ...
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Command line switch to disable Coherence?

We have a Java app that happens to have the coherence jar in the path. My application doesn't need it, so I'd like to pass some type of -D variable to the JVM to tell it to ignore coherence, or ...
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What is wrong with table_cache hit rate?

In my.cnf I have: table_cache = 524288 open_files_limit = 65535 Both are at max allowed value for mysql config. Both are less than max open file limit: # cat ...
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Should store procedures be cached?

Should store procedures be cached in MySQL? If so, How long it is stay in cache? In my case, When I call one stored procedure first time, it is giving me results in 1 second, after that it gives me ...
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Req: Typical location of mysql query cache

My MVC framework (CodeIgniter) wants to know where my database (mysql 5.5) writes its query cache. My Ubuntu installation is unexceptional. Would that be /var/lib/mysql/ or further down the chain, ...
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Temporarly disable cache in oracle 11g

I want to disable the caching for my session in oracle 11g to see how long a query takes. Is this possible or is there a better way for meassuring the time a query takes to run?