utaylor
(Utah Taylor)
May 16, 2024, 3:43pm
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Thanks Mark. That resonates with what I see when I watch the cache folder for a form on the server after opening it… BUNCHHHHH of files get written to the directory then compacted into one little file.
And when there’s an error… it kills everyone’s screens:
I see, yeah you can delete the cache yourself as well (try this at your own free will- on our testing environment first) if you have the settings on to save the cache as a file on the server it’s here under the related “app”. This is not blessed by Epicor or anything, but I was desperate, and I deleted it because I wanted to see what would happen.
For example, imagine you were having the error with Sales Order Entry, you’d enter this folder and then delete the cache file…
SERVERDIRECTORY:\Epic…
I’m serious @JasonMcD … I found this through the event log and saw that this file was having an error and got so sick of it I just deleted it (in test of course) to see if it fixed it and it did.
I watched this folder first to try and understand, and what I know is, if you delete this or run 191 or whatever it clears this file.
But when you open sales order entry app again, you’ll see that a bunch of files get written to this folder then they go away and you’re left with one file… the json fil…