Answer Posted / priti

Yes you can tell Mysql to cache the query and not to cache
the query with following options

SQL_CACHE
SQL_NO_CACHE

SELECT SQL_CACHE id, name FROM your_table_name; //This will
get cached

SELECT SQL_NO_CACHE id, name FROM your_table_name; //This
will not get cached

(Related cache setting should also be effective for
SQL_CACHE).

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