DTD/schema change

[LynnHales]

Okay, I learned the other day that the 'clear_stylesheets' will clear loaded
style sheet files from the memory. Now I am playing with schema changes.
I've made some fairly major changes and put the updated schema into a new
folder.

What I need now is figure out how to change my test file from using the old
schema. I have removed the system identifier and the schemaLocation
information from the file, but Epic still insists on using the original
schema rather than saying it cannot find a DTD/schema.

I could copy files around so the new files are in the current path, but then
I will confuse myself (and I don't need help doing that anymore) as to which
is which.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.


Thanks

Lynn

[ptc-953343]

I ususally delete the .wcf file or get a new machine 😉 this stuff gets
cached in the user profile.

..dan

> Okay, I learned the other day that the 'clear_stylesheets' will clear
> loaded
> style sheet files from the memory. Now I am playing with schema changes.
> I've made some fairly major changes and put the updated schema into a new
> folder.
>
> What I need now is figure out how to change my test file from using the
> old
> schema. I have removed the system identifier and the schemaLocation
> information from the file, but Epic still insists on using the original
> schema rather than saying it cannot find a DTD/schema.
>
> I could copy files around so the new files are in the current path, but
> then
> I will confuse myself (and I don't need help doing that anymore) as to
> which
> is which.
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
>
> Thanks
>
> Lynn
>

[lfraley]

In your AppData folder (hidden folder in your user's directory
structure), there's an .aptcache folder that you can delete (dig
down). Usually deleting that will clear the cache.

LIz

[AndyEsslinger]

Or, enter clean_cache on the command line.



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That way it empties the cache no matter where it is. The APTCACHE environment variable may point to a different directory. For example, on my machine APTCACHE points to C:\TEMP\.aptcache.


Also, this is an excerpt from [doctype]\instance.acl:
############################################
# set doctypecachesize=0; (turned OFF)
#
set doctypecachesize=2;
#
# The default cache size is 20, which is the
# number of document type and stylesheet
# pairs retained in the cache. If the cache
# size is exceeded, the oldest document type
# and stylesheet pair is removed from the
# cache. You can set the cache to a value
# between 0 and 50. Setting the cache size
# to 0 clears and disables the cache, causing
# a document's document type and stylesheet
# to be loaded every time you open a document.
# It is set to 2 because I think loading
# unneeded data into memory seems to result
# in degraded performance. Also, no one seems
# to need more than "this document and the
# last one". Why waste resources?
############################################



HTH

-Andy



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