On 23/11/2021 19:54, Philipp Leeb wrote:
Hey Rob,
thank you for this information. Yes, i tracked times of respones and
registered, that the first queries are always the slowest, which made me think
there is some sort of caching.
More likely it is
(1) [TDB] The database getting loaded on-demand.
(2) The JVM JIT compiling code
Andy
Greets,
Philipp
-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Rob Vesse <rve...@dotnetrdf.org>
Gesendet: Dienstag, 23. November 2021 20:49
An: users@jena.apache.org
Betreff: Re: Embedded Fuseki Cache
No it's not, no version of Fuseki, or any other Jena library, currently offers
SPARQL Query Caching
I presume there is some behaviour you are seeing that would lead you to suspect
caching?
There are a bunch of things going on both with the underlying TDB/TDB2 database
layer that does include some caching of low level data structures. This is
below the level of SPARQL queries themselves but running the same query
repeatedly would use these caches on subsequent requests that could cause
subsequent queries to run faster.
Also if this is a cold JVM start then there are JVM class loading overheads for
the first few queries you run as various classes are loaded that can also cause
initial queries to be slower than subsequent ones.
Rob
On 23/11/2021, 19:02, "Philipp Leeb" <p_l...@t-online.de> wrote:
Hey guys,
i have a question: is embedded Fuseki caching SPARQL queries? And if so, is
there a possibility to disable it?
Kinds regards,
Philipp
