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How do I load a copy of a table into RAM for frequent reading?
Posted by: Ogo Gone
Date: October 24, 2021 07:04PM

Colleagues, tell me how to keep a copy of the table in RAM?

I have a database server with some bases. One of its databases contains a small table - about five fields and several dozen records. The records are not changed often - once every few hours. But, unfortunately, several dozen machines read records from this table every thirty seconds. (Alas, there is nothing I can do about it, I didn’t come up with it.)

Can I load a copy of this table into memory, so that information (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE) is written to disk and memory, and when read requests (SELECT), reads come not from disk, but from a copy in memory?

Thanks in advance for the answers,
Ogogon.

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