Enable query classifier cache by default
Enabling it will give a performance improvement and it offloads work from the CPU. This leads to better and more complete utilization of system resources.
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@ -552,26 +552,29 @@ _qc_sqlite_ - supports the following arguments:
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#### `query_classifier_cache_size`
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If present, enables and specifies the maximum size of the query classifier cache.
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Specifies the maximum size of the query classifier cache. The default limit is
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40% of total system memory.
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If the query classifier cache has been enabled, MaxScale will, after a statement
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has been parsed, store the classification result using the canonicalized version
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of the statement as the key.
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When the query classifier cache has been enabled, MaxScale will, after a
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statement has been parsed, store the classification result using the
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canonicalized version of the statement as the key.
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When the classification result for a statement is needed, MaxScale will first
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canonicalize the statement and check whether the result can be found in the cache.
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If it can, the statement will not be parsed at all but the cached result is used.
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If the classification result for a statement is needed, MaxScale will first
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canonicalize the statement and check whether the result can be found in the
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cache. If it can, the statement will not be parsed at all but the cached result
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is used.
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The configuration parameter takes one integer that specifies the maximum size of
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the cache. The size of the cache can be specifed as explained [here](#sizes).
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The configuration parameter takes one integer that specifies the maximum size
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of the cache. The size of the cache can be specifed as explained [here](#sizes).
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```
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# 1MB query classifier cache
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query_classifier_cache=1MB
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query_classifier_cache_size=1MB
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```
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Note that MaxScale uses a separate cache for each worker thread. So, the total
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amount of memory used at most by the cache is obtained by multiplying the
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size specified here, with the number the worker threads used.
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amount of memory used at most by the cache is obtained by multiplying the size
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specified here, with the value of `threads`.
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##### `log_unrecognized_statements`
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