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Thread: Caching

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    ssgumby is offline Senior Member
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    Default Caching

    Caching Is: OFF: TURN CACHING ON

    What exactly does that do? Will that increase site performance? What reasons would have one keep it turned off? Any downside to it?

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    Turning caching on will increase front-end performance, yes. The only real downside is that while it's enabled, cached elements (topics, entities, etc) won't reflect updates you make in the admin site until the cache renews, which is controlled by the CacheDurationMinutes AppConfig.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AspDotNetStorefront Staff - Scott View Post
    Turning caching on will increase front-end performance, yes. The only real downside is that while it's enabled, cached elements (topics, entities, etc) won't reflect updates you make in the admin site until the cache renews, which is controlled by the CacheDurationMinutes AppConfig.
    Will clicking "reset cache" do an immediate reset so updates will show up?

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    Clicking the Reset cache link will update some elements (product info, AppConfigs, etc) but the cache that setting controls is separate, and will not refresh short of reaching the refresh time, or restarting the site.

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    Default 64 bit system

    How is the caching handled with the 64 bit program. Especially since we can stuff our servers with memory.