non-cached data
[/nɒn ˈkæʃt ˈdeɪtə/]
nounpl: non-cached data (uncountable)
dados não armazenados em cache
1. Information or data that is retrieved directly from the primary source or storage location rather than from a temporary storage area (cache), resulting in slower access times but ensuring current accuracy
The application processes non-cached data to ensure users always receive the most up-to-date information from the database.
O aplicativo processa dados não armazenados em cache para garantir que os usuários sempre recebam as informações mais atualizadas do banco de dados.
2. Data that has not been stored in a cache memory or temporary storage system for quick retrieval
Non-cached data requests may experience higher latency compared to cached queries.
Requisições de dados não armazenados em cache podem experimentar maior latência em comparação com consultas em cache.
This is a technical term predominantly used in software engineering, database administration, and IT infrastructure discussions in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazilian tech communities, the English term 'cache' is commonly adopted alongside Portuguese translations. The concept is critical in discussions about system performance and data accuracy in modern computing environments.
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