Hi Experts,
I was reading this article on SQL Result Cache, and trying to incorporate this in one of our application.
Problem -
We have a java application which has a selection button. On pressing the button, a pop up comes which displays a list of values. This list is fetched by executing a SQL query on the database.
It's a simple query involving 2 tables. But, one of the table contains 35M records and index is also getting appropriately used. (But, one thing- the table data gets changes once in 3 or 4 months.)
Still it takes 20s to display the result in the popup...
Now, i'm just trying to use /*+ RESULT_CACHE */ in the query.
Will it be beneficial ? Any caveats ?
Thanks and Regards,
-Ranit
( on Oracle 11.2.0.4.0 )