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runJtCacheClean

Physically removes orphaned files from the cache used by the JT cache service. Siemens Digital Industries Software recommends running this tool after shutting the adapter down or before starting it. The utility may be run periodically whenever the cache size on the disk nears the maximum size specified by the cache administrator. Note For information about configuring the JtCacheClean utility, see the Teamcenter Installation on Linux Using TEM or Teamcenter Installation on Windows Using TEM manuals. The JTCache Service stores JT files in a server-side cache, making them available for fast retrieval. Occasionally, files are stored on the drive but the JTCache Service is unaware of their existence. This behavior is undesirable, because these orphaned files may cause the JTCache directory to exceed its specified capacity. For example, the application creates orphaned files when an abnormal system shutdown occurs after a file has been stored in the cache but before the updated cache index file is written to the disk. When you restart the adapter, it reads the original cache index file and the new file is not listed. Running the JtCacheClean utility removes the orphaned files. Caution Do not store files in the directory used by the JTCache Service, because this utility deletes them. The application specifies the JTCache directory using two properties in the adapter web.xml file: JtCache.World.Path and JtCache.Limited.Path. Syntax Windows: DataAccess/5_0/Products/IMANAdapter/util runJtCacheClean web.xml Linux: DataAccess/5_0/Products/IMANAdapter/util runJtCacheClean.sh web.xml Arguments None. Environment You must be logged on as the same user under which the adapter is running to grant the utility the permissions required to delete files. Files None. Restrictions None.

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