If you are using the CACHEDWITHIN param, You can make
absolutely positively sure that you use the SAME query,
SAME SQL (Case et all) and modify the CACHEDWITHIN timespan
to zero.
Alternatively, you could cache queries the old fasion way
and store them in session or application variables. If you
do this, set up something in your code to check for a URL
variables such as NEWSEARCH, and if it exists, re-do the
query. This method works pretty well, too.
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Erik Voldengen 6740 N Oracle Road, Ste 100
Lead Developer Tucson, Arizona 85704
HMweb 520-742-2611 ext. 111
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Linda Burchard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, October 30, 2000 1:41 PM
> To: Fusebox
> Subject: refreshing cached queries
>
>
> Hi -
> I am reading the ebook, and it mentions that more information about
> refreshing cached queries is available on www.fusebox.org.
> However, all I
> could find were some suggestions asking what happened to the
> cf_queryrefresh
> tag. Can anyone give me some information about how to refresh cached
> queries, or tell me where to get it?
>
> Thanks -
> Linda Burchard
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> DOMAIN technologies, inc.
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