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Commerce server uses Cache all its subsystems information to make the application run faster. When you add, update, or delete information in any CS Business Application, you can refresh the site cache for the application so that the latest data is available. Through configuration (web.config), Site cache can be refreshed periodically or we can also refresh cache manually.

There are two ways to refresh Commerce server Cache

1. Through business management applications – In business management application, on task pane, click on refresh site cache.
2. Refresh Cache through browser. Open following URL in your browser
• http://<Web Server Machine Name>/OrdersWebService/SiteCacheRefresh.axd?CacheToRefresh=AllMarketingCaches
• http://<Web Server Machine Name>/OrdersWebService/SiteCacheRefresh.axd?CacheToRefresh=ProfileCache
• http://<Web Server Machine Name>/OrdersWebService/SiteCacheRefresh.axd?CacheToRefresh=CatalogCache

Commerce server uses Cache all its subsystems information to make the application run faster. When you add, update, or delete information in any CS Business Application, you can refresh the site cache for the application so that the latest data is available. Through configuration (web.config), Site cache can be refreshed periodically or we can also refresh cache manually.

There are two ways to refresh Commerce server Cache

1. Through business management applications – In business management application, on task pane, click on refresh site cache.
2. Refresh Cache through browser. Open following URL in your browser
   http://<Web Server Machine Name>/OrdersWebService/SiteCacheRefresh.axd?CacheToRefresh=AllMarketingCaches
   http://<Web Server Machine Name>/OrdersWebService/SiteCacheRefresh.axd?CacheToRefresh=ProfileCache
   http://<Web Server Machine Name>/OrdersWebService/SiteCacheRefresh.axd?CacheToRefresh=CatalogCache