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openRDF.org Forum » Sesame & Rio: Open Discussion » Thread: Cashing Sesame queries |
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Feb 12, 2005 4:38:23 PM
zharko Member
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Hi everybody, I have an idea to develop a possibility of cashing query results. You simply query Sesame once, and then the results are stored in a cash memory. Next time you try to retreive the same query, and in the data has not been changed since the last retreival, you get the results from the cash. Of course, not all the queries should be cashed, but only certain queries which you specify. When you need to present something using Sesame, it would be nice to have the results in a cash memory and not to wait for their processing while the presentation itself. I'm doing various experiments using Sesame to retreive my data. Everytime when re-runing the experiments I have to wait for the processing of queries again. If I would have have such option to cash the query results, it would save lots of waiting time. There are potential problems. You have to be careful that sometimes the query results may explode (grow very big). Also, if you often use different queries, then this is not a useful option. After all you can simply store the query results yourself locally, and then use them. But this requires extra programming. What do you think about the idea? Any suggestions? Thanks, Zharko |
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