I missed your later reply in that other thread. If the node.js implementation is caching results from the database, it should be modified to not do so. The or

I missed your later reply in that other thread. If the node.js implementation is caching results from the database, it should be modified to not do so. The original implementation did not, but it has seen several updates from node.js SMEs. Can you point to what makes you suspect that it is caching? The requirements do not allow for caching [1]. Future test types (perhaps in Round 7) will allow for caching, but none of the present test types allow for it. [1] http://tewebdev.techempower.com/benchmarks/#section=code http://tewebdev.techempower.com/benchmarks/#section=code