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How cache selection is working... ?

Posted: Sat Apr 30, 2011 8:25 pm
by intika
Hello,

i just want to know the cache file selection is working....

i explain my self...

Fancy cache is putting files on cache... for write it's simple we know what files are cached... but for reading :
how it work ? is there selection of file putted directly on cache ? i know that the algorithm do it according FLU/LRU ... but is there a data base of cached file or else ? i mean this way how it work ?

Other question :
When we stop the cache (Stop Caching) and restart it... does it change something on the cached file ?

Thanks a for the answer

Re: How cache selection is working... ?

Posted: Mon May 02, 2011 8:29 am
by Support
FancyCache is block-level caching, while the Windows itself is file-level caching. All the caching mechanisms have their internal controls over the cached data.

When click "Stop Caching" button, all cached dirty data will be flushed to the volume/disk if the Defer-Write is enabled and then the cache (ram) will be freed.

Re: How cache selection is working... ?

Posted: Mon May 02, 2011 9:02 pm
by intika
thanks :)