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KB5173: How to Purge the Element and Object Caches Using the MicroStrategy Intelligence Server SDK?


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Element and object caches can be purged on the Strategy 10.x Intelligence Server. This can be accomplished from the 'Caches' tab under the 'Project Configuration' per each project.
 
However, administrators may request that this process be automated, especially if they need to purge these caches routinely.
 
This task can be accomplished via Strategy Administrator - Command Manager scripts. Additionally, Strategy Server Application Programming Interface (API) provides interfaces to accomplish this programmatically.

  • For purging the element cache use the IDSSElementSource interface. The method IDSSElementSource::Purge clears all the objects in the element cache. In a 3-tier mode environment, the method clears the server side cache.
     
    To get to the IDSSElementSource interface, users need to get first a handle to the IDSSSession interface.
     
    Declare IDSSDataSource object and assign it to the project data source. After initializing the project data source, create a session using this project data source.
     
    For example, the Microsoft Visual Basic 6 code to read the session and getting a handle to the element source is similar to the following:
     
    
    Public objSession As IDSSSession
    Public ElementSource As IDSSElementSource
    Set objsession = mobjProjDS.CreateSession
    
    `mobjProjDS above points to your project IDSSDataSource
    Set ElementSource = objSession.Component(DssRoleElementSource)
    ElementSource.Purge

     
  • For purging the object cache use the IDSSSource interface. The method IDSSSource::ExecuteCommand - with the command DssSrcCmdPurge purges all objects from an object cache.
     
    For example, the Visual Basic 6 code is similar to the following:
     
    
    Public ObjSource as IDSSSource
    Set ObjSource = objSession.Component(DssRoleObjectSource)
    ObjSource.ExecuteCommand(DssSrcCmdPurge, ,Flags)
    
    'Flags: - DssSourcePurgeClient purges client side cache
    'DssSourcePurgeServer purges server side cache

     

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June 1, 2017

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