If the Referencing clause is specified, the Create Cache statement creates a set of related caches, one for each of the tables specified in the statement. This set of caches is referred to as a related or relational cache. The set of caches in a relational cache is treated as a single entity. They are refreshed, altered, and dropped as a unit. Any attributes specified in the Create Cache statement apply to the cache created for the primary table and to the caches created for all of the referenced tables specified.
A database session can have both standalone and relational caches defined, but only one cache can be defined on a table. If a table is referenced in a relational cache definition, a standalone cache cannot be created on that table.
