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First published at 17:45 UTC on December 6th, 2018.

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Understanding that plans can age out of cache is easy enough. Older plans aren't used, so they get removed. However, a bunch of other things can cause plans to get removed from cache. Once a plan has been removed, it has to be compiled again, which can be expensive. If you're seeing plan cache thrashing, you're going to need a way to understand why plans are being removed from cache. Watch this video to learn how.

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