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SPECIAL_CACHE_FILE <datafilename>#<bytes to cache>
Note: This keyword was removed in V11 and later (notice this impacts FairCom RTG V2.0 and later). We are in the process of reintroducing this support into V12 (FairCom RTG V3.0). This keyword is still accepted by the parsing engine, and the Server engine will start, however the support is inactive so there are no benefits to adding this keyword at this time.
Dedicates a specified amount of cache memory to a particular Extended data file. This allows the Server Administrator to specify files that are critical to maintain in cache memory at the expense of the “least-recently-used” (LRU) approach, where a new cache page replaces the LRU existing page.
For example, the following keywords specify 100,000 bytes of dedicated cache for customer.dat and 400,000 bytes for data\inventory.dat:
SPECIAL_CACHE_FILE customer.dat#100000
SPECIAL_CACHE_FILE data\inventory.dat#400000
The <datafilename> can be a wildcard specification using a ‘?’ for a single character and a ‘*’ for zero or more characters. See FairCom DB Standard Wildcards.
Default: None
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