Sure, memcached is a simple cache it doesn't really care where the data comes from (as long as its from the same language). Just keep in mind when doing this, there is no guarantee your data will be in cache.

There isn't many options for fallback when the data isn't in your DB and memcache needs to evict the data for whatever reason.

On Nov 13, 2008, at 5:57 AM, Binish Abraham wrote:

Hi all,
I have the following situation and i just want to know whether memcachedb can be used. 1) I am using oracle database and my batch writing to database takes a long time. Is it possible to write to memcachedb first and then from there update the database at later time.

thanks in advance.

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