I'm reading all of these articles that say query caching is an essentual
tool in web application scalability.  I have a few questions about caching
queries.  Any feedback is much appreciated.

Where is a cached query stored (I'm assuming RAM)?

Is there a rule of thumb to how many queries you can cache on an application
server before you start bogging it down?

Can you edit a recordset of a cached query?  If so, do the changes span
sessions?

Are there any downfalls, bugs, limitations to using cached queries?  What's
the catch? :)


        Many thanks for any responses :)

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