John Broadly Cache uses ^Cache Temp for scratch files - ^CacheTemp is not journalled so it is quicker
Almost everything uses ^CacheTemp Compilation of Cache classes SQL temp tables for creating a sort order etc etc What is meant to happen is that the thingy using CacheTemp should clean up when it's done if this is not happening then something is going awry elsewhere By default there is no Max size set by a Cache install - Control panel shows 32Tb on my machine - unless you have changed this Maybe someone else can shed light on the DATABASE UPDATES HAVE RESUMED causes Peter On Tue, 10 Aug 2004 10:42:52 +0100, John Warren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >What is Cache Temp used for and what happens when it becomes full. We >keep getting *** DATABASE UPDATES HAVE RESUMED *** messages in the >console.log file, the only thing we can track this down to is that cache >temp is full. > > >Thanks in advance > >John
