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I'm not sure that it will "only affect a small number of users". Maybe this should be an option with false as default value, it could help with the transition.
by jarnix 9y ago
I'm not sure that it will "only affect a small number of users".
Maybe this should be an option with false as default value, it could help with the transition.
- web007 9y ago> The query cache has been disabled-by-default since MySQL 5.6 (2013) as it is known to not scale with high-throughput workloads on multi-core machines.
- reipahb 9y agoIt has already been disabled by default for a while. From the article: > The query cache has been disabled-by-default since MySQL 5.6 (2013)
- hendersoon 9y agoYep. What they should have done was add a notification in the error log when you startup-- "Query Cache is enabled. Are you really sure you want to do that? Read http://whatever/qcisawful.html http://whatever/qcisawful.html for more information." And this should have been added to the final releases of every version all the way back to 5.0. For people saying "please, it's been off since 5.6 in 2013", my company's primary product runs on Percona 5.5 (2010), and our secondary product, is actively developing the _next_ version on Percona 5.6. That isn't particularly unusual.
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