query_cache_size + InnoDB
query_cache_size + InnoDB as I have read, don't take kindly to each other. This is why query_cache_size was disabled by default when InnoDB became the default storage engine since MySQL 5.6.
My question is, since upgrading to 5.6 and now MariaDB we now have a mix InnoDB/XtraDB + MyISAM so should query_cache_size be disabled or enabled but with a low value?
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