Destroying a File or Default Cache
Using the Studio Caching tab, there is a way to destroy the file cache or default PostgreSQL database cache. For other cache data sources in use, if the database server is forced to terminate due to a systems problem, then orphaned files could be left on disk.
For single and multi-table database caching, the actions described here will not drop the physical database tables.
To destroy a cache
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Locate and open the resource for which you want to destroy the associated cache. |
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Clear the Enable check box and Save to disable the cache. |
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On the upper right corner of Caching tab, locate the Destroy Cache icon. |
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Click it and click Yes. |
The file or tables specific to the resource that you selected are destroyed. However, the metadata associated with the files might continue to display in Studio.