API method to flush cache?

I think there is a new method in version 10 to flush the cache.  You could do an IIS reset, or write a web page that flushes the cache.  I believe I found a utility some time back allowed you to see items in the cahce and could remove them.  I will see if it still applies it was from a couple years ago.

Hi,

I am posting this question on behalf of our web department:

It is our understanding that the Tessitura web API has a caching process to improve response time and reduce database traffic.  Sometimes in testing, we make configuration changes that will cause different results, but we often have to wait for the API cache to expire before we can see our changes in our test results.  This causes uncertainty in our results.  Is there a method we can call to cause Tessitura API to flush its cache for all sessions?  Based upon our question, is there something in this area we misunderstand or could handle better?

Thanks in advance,

Jeri

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I think there is a new method in version 10 to flush the cache.  You could do an IIS reset, or write a web page that flushes the cache.  I believe I found a utility some time back allowed you to see items in the cahce and could remove them.  I will see if it still applies it was from a couple years ago.

Hi,

I am posting this question on behalf of our web department:

It is our understanding that the Tessitura web API has a caching process to improve response time and reduce database traffic.  Sometimes in testing, we make configuration changes that will cause different results, but we often have to wait for the API cache to expire before we can see our changes in our test results.  This causes uncertainty in our results.  Is there a method we can call to cause Tessitura API to flush its cache for all sessions?  Based upon our question, is there something in this area we misunderstand or could handle better?

Thanks in advance,

Jeri

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