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Old 05-01-07, 05:10
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dbms caching

Hi I'm new to these forum and also knew to databases.... Probably i'm posting this in the wrong place but am not sure where this should go....

I need to write about DBMS caching... can some1 pls explain in a few words what it is and how it differs from the normal caching? or maybe have some good link where I can read on the differences? just to put me on the right track

Thanks in advance....
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Old 05-01-07, 05:15
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Is this generic to all rdbmss or just SQL Server?
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Old 05-01-07, 05:19
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generic... thats y i said that i'm probably posting this in the wrong forum
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Old 05-01-07, 05:26
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No probs - moving to db concepts & design.
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