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Statement Cache--Memory required?

 
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Hi all,

Can some one help me with an answer for the memory taken for each statement cached in Websphere 5.1.1.3 if pooling and DataSource is used? I am supposed to set a value and the default is 10 connections. I want to know how much memory is taken for each of the statements (preapared) cached. I am sure this is based on System memory available, but would like to know if it is simple bytes based on the Statement text(may not be that simple).

Another question: What is the mechanism/logic to discard Statements from cache? Is it FIFO or least used logic in case of Webspehere, when websphere has to discard some of the statements?

Thanks,
 
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Inder,
You are correct that it is more than just bytes in the SQL. I don't know of any tool that would tell you the size. You could try running a test with 10 prepared statements and then a test with 11 to compare the difference in memory usage.

Websphere disgards statements in least recently used order.
 
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