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11g tuning [message #438768]

Tue, 12 January 2010 02:59

orafacjublu
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what is the advantage of a separate result cache when the querry results are normally stored in the buffer cache of sga by default for the subsequent querries ?

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Re: 11g tuning [message #438770 is a reply to message #438768]

Tue, 12 January 2010 03:08

Michel Cadot
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What is stored in buffer cache are buffers (blocks) not result set so if the query is relaunched, Oracle has to reexecute it and possibly retrieves the blocks in the cache.
Result cache caches the result itself so if the query is relaunched, Oracle just has to fetch it from the result cache without reexecuting the query.

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