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I am maintaining an application in which the developer has used data caching in the following manner:
HttpContext.Current.Cache["key"] = myDataSet;
He hasn’t specified when this cache gets invalidated. The myDataSet is a result of a SELECT from the database. The database was updated, but the cache is not invalidated. I do not want to change the source code. I simply want to invalidate it. I tried iisreset with no luck.
If you re-save the
web.config, the app pool will recycle more gracefully than aniisreset, with the same result for the cache.