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Is there a performance hit, or any other drawbacks to leaving query caching enabled in MySQL 5, but sizing the cache to 0 bytes?
I assume that any performance impact would be minimal if any, but I’m wondering if there are any other issues which might arise that I have not considered.
Setting the query_cache_size to 0 will disable query caching completely at MySQL.
So when it is good idea to use query cache?