PHP Functions - WinCache UACacheGet
PHP Functions are small pieces of code that can be called multiple times within your application. They let you separate and reuse your code logic, making it easier to understand your application’s flow. They can be used to handle data, return a value or do other things.
The information or variables you pass to a function are known as arguments. These are listed after the function name inside open and closed parenthesis. You can use as many arguments as you want, just make sure that they are separated by a comma. Arguments are used during the execution of the function at runtime.
In this article, we will take a look at a php function called wincache_ucache_get and see what it does. The php function wincache_ucache_get stores MySQL query results in WinCache’s ucache cache.
You can also use this php function to store other values in the ucache cache. If you need to keep a value in the cache for a long time then you can set its cache duration using the parameter inc_by.
If you need to remove the cached value from the cache after its time to live expires then you can call the php function wincache_ucache_delete. It returns the value stored in the ucache cache with a key.