By srlinuxx on

I recently upgraded to 5.1 and am still using cacheing to improve site performance. However, every now and again I like to clear the cache. In previous versions I could just issue DELETE FROM cache; at mysql command prompt to do this. Well, it appears drupal isn't storing the cache there anymore?

How does one quickly clear the cache at the commandline now?

Thanks so much.

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styro commented

into cache, cache_filter, cache_menu, cache_page etc

I'm not as up with the play on Drupal 5 yet though, so I wouldn't know which ones to clear :)

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srlinuxx commented

Yeah, I saw all those, but I didn't know which were safe to clear.

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styro commented

safe to clear - they are cache tables after all, but I'm not sure which one(s) you will need to clear at the moment :)

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