PRPC 7.1.8 FORCEFUL DB CACHE BUILD ( SIMILAR TO STATIC ASSEMBLER )
Hi,
Is there a way by which I can forcefully build the DB cache similar to the way static assembler, assembles the java files in the file system cache ?
The reason for asking this is so that I can make improve system performance after DB cache clear.
Thanks,
Nishan
Hi Nishan,
Adding to what Kevin has mentioned here, you need not delete all contents of temp directory except for PegaRULES_Extract_Marker.txt' file and by deleting this file you are enforcing re-extraction and recompilation of all the libraries and functions on one node.
Check this https://pdn.pega.com/sites/pdn.pega.com/files/help_v718/procomhelpmain…
Thanks,
Habeeb Baig
Thanks Kevin and Habeeb.
Yes, I mean to recreate all files in pega temp directory. It could partly be recreated by running the "static assembler". Agreed that DB clear should not be common practice, but after installation of some hotfixes; it is recommended by GCS to do so. In those scenarios; i want to make the experience to front end users seamless. My intention is not to let the end users AND the service consumers (pega is exposed as a service) feel the pinch of cache building (or FUA codes) because of the slowness it creates.
Currently I am aware of static assembler to recreate part of the file cache. Similarly; is there a anything i can do to tell the system to rebuild cache - be it DB or File cache ?
In real time environments, when pega is exposed as a service to hundreds of clients; every second matters and static assembler helps a good deal .. !
Thanks again for your suggestions !
Hi Nishan,
Perhaps you can check this article https://pdn.pega.com/how-use-static-assembler-utility-pre-assemble-rule… for static assembler utility that you can find in 'C:\\114716_Pega717\scripts\utils'.
Also I hope this could be answer for your other query as well Is there a prbootstrap property that can trigger an activity at startup ?
Thanks,
Habeeb Baig
Hi Habeeb,
Yes, I had posed this question after seeing this utility. Just wanted to cross verify with you all if there is any other utility that could rebuild cache like the static assembler.
Statement from the above comment of mine ..
It could partly be recreated by running the "static assembler".
Thanks for letting me know.
-Nishan
by file system cache, you mean to recreate all the files in the pega temp directory? Also, clearing DB cache/delete temp directory should NOT be the common practice in the first place unless there are some rare scenarios (e.g., system cannot startup).