This software offers a collection of MySQL UDFs designed to interface with memcached, powered by libmemcached. It facilitates easy integration between the two systems for improved database performance.
If you're looking for a way to work with Memcached using MySQL UDFs, the Memcached Functions for MySQL project might be worth checking out. This library makes use of libmemcached to provide functions for getting, setting, appending, prepending, and deleting objects in Memcached. Combine these functions with MySQL triggers to manage your cache effectively.
One standout feature of the Memcached Functions for MySQL library is that it's compatible with all versions of MySQL. Additionally, you can use the increment function to make Memcached a global sequence generator for MySQL.
Here is a list of all the functions provided by the library:
- memc_servers_set()
- memc_set()
- memc_get()
- memc_delete()
- memc_append()
- memc_prepend()
- memc_increment()
- memc_decrement()
- memc_replace()
Overall, if you're looking for a way to work more efficiently with Memcached using MySQL, the Memcached Functions for MySQL project provides a solid set of tools to work with.
One standout feature of the Memcached Functions for MySQL library is that it's compatible with all versions of MySQL. Additionally, you can use the increment function to make Memcached a global sequence generator for MySQL.
Here is a list of all the functions provided by the library:
- memc_servers_set()
- memc_set()
- memc_get()
- memc_delete()
- memc_append()
- memc_prepend()
- memc_increment()
- memc_decrement()
- memc_replace()
Overall, if you're looking for a way to work more efficiently with Memcached using MySQL, the Memcached Functions for MySQL project provides a solid set of tools to work with.
What's New
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