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Admin: /* Configuration */

2018-12-20T09:38:07Z

Configuration

Admin: /* Configuration */

2018-12-14T15:55:25Z

Configuration

Admin at 15:43, 14 December 2018

2018-12-14T15:43:01Z

Admin: Created page with "Insight caches some data from the MIS to improve performance. Some of this data is held in Insight data tables in SQL and other data is held in memory on the IIS server. The C..."

2018-12-14T14:46:56Z

Created page with "Insight caches some data from the MIS to improve performance. Some of this data is held in Insight data tables in SQL and other data is held in memory on the IIS server. The C..."

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Insight caches some data from the MIS to improve performance. Some of this data is held in Insight data tables in SQL and other data is held in memory on the IIS server. The Caches page allows you to view the data caches that Insight holds and clear them (so that they are refreshed) if required. 

{{Note|If you are updating Insight from a version older than 7.225 to a version 7.225 or later then Insight will build its caches for the first time. This process will take around 30 minutes and Insight will not be useable during this time. This will not happen during future updates}}

The role options required to access the Caches page is: 
''Manage > Caches'' (On) 

The Caches page is then accessed via: 
'''Manage > Caches'''

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−	~~Insight requires the Data Change Management feature to be enabled in SIMS in order to fill its caches. This feature can be enabled in SIMS via: <br>~~
−	~~'''Tools > Setups > Data Change Management''' <br> <br>~~
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−	~~This feature must be turned on and the '''Logging frequency''' should be set to 1 hour. <br> <br>~~

	The Insight caches are filled by a service that runs on the IIS server called SIMSagent.exe. This service is started by the '''[[Installation#Running_the_Service_Pack\|Insight Service Pack]]'''. The service also requires a login for SIMS which it will take from the Service Pack. <br> <br>		The Insight caches are filled by a service that runs on the IIS server called SIMSagent.exe. This service is started by the '''[[Installation#Running_the_Service_Pack\|Insight Service Pack]]'''. The service also requires a login for SIMS which it will take from the Service Pack. <br> <br>

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 This feature must be turned on and the '''Logging frequency''' should be set to 1 hour. <br> <br>
-The Insight caches are filled by a service that runs on the IIS server called SIMSagent.exe. This service requires a login for SIMS, which it takes from the '''[[Installation#Running_the_Service_Pack|Insight Service Pack]]'''. <br> <br>
+The Insight caches are filled by a service that runs on the IIS server called SIMSagent.exe. This service is started by the '''[[Installation#Running_the_Service_Pack|Insight Service Pack]]'''. The service also requires a login for SIMS which it will take from the Service Pack. <br> <br>
 =Clearing Caches=

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 Insight caches some data from the MIS to improve performance. Some of this data is held in Insight data tables in SQL and other data is held in memory on the IIS server. The Caches page allows you to view the data caches that Insight holds and clear them (so that they are refreshed) if required. <br> <br>
-{{Note|If you are updating Insight from a version older than 7.225 to a version 7.225 or later then Insight will build its caches for the first time. This process will take around 30 minutes and Insight will not be useable during this time. This will not happen during future updates}}
+{{Note|If you are updating Insight from a version older than 7.225 to a version 7.225 or later then Insight will build its caches for the first time. This process will take around 30 minutes and Insight will not be usable during this time. This will not happen during future updates}}
 The role options required to access the Caches page is: <br>
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 The Caches page is then accessed via: <br>
 '''Manage > Caches''' <br> <br>