what is the diff b/w cached and unchaed look ups
Answer Posted / mike
well
Cached Lookup: In a lookup cache the entire rows will be
put in the buffer and then will be compared with the in
coming rows
where as
uncached lookup: In the uncahed lookup for every row the
lookup will query the lookup table to get the rows
correct me if i was wrong
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