MVC :: Clearing Output Cache?
Jun 26, 2010
I'm running an ASP.NET MVC website where several page controllers are decorated with an output cache attribute like:
[OutputCache(Duration = someduration..., VaryByParam = "*")]
These are typically forms where some lookup data are drawn from a database. These data change rarely, so the cache duration is typically set to 24 hours. Anyway, my question is: when the sql server is updated with new data in this area, is there a way of forcing such pages to "refresh" rather than keeping the cached output? Or if this cannot be done, is there at least a way of clearing the whole cache for the website?
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