Well, whenever I update my database, I try to delete the influenced query cache files, like such:

but it does nothing..it does not delete, the only that will delete it is cache_delete_all(), but I will probably have to write my own method for removing the cache files >_>

I just came across this myself, I did not have a trailing forward slash in my “system\application\config\database.php” file:

This did not work:

$db[‘default’][‘cachedir’] = “dbCache”;

This did:

$db[‘default’][‘cachedir’] = “dbCache/”;

Thought I’d post this incase it helps anyone else in the future.

C.

This should really be emphasized in the documentation for the db caching. I was stuck until i found this.

Works really well after that, though.

Thanks a lot Chris i been it solves my problem too

It solved my problem too. Thanks

Count me in…just enabled DB caching and noticed cache files not being delete properly. Thanks.

Chris Earl - 24 November 2008 03:17 AM

I just came across this myself, I did not have a trailing forward slash in my “system\application\config\database.php” file:

This did not work:

$db[‘default’][‘cachedir’] = “dbCache”;

This did:

$db[‘default’][‘cachedir’] = “dbCache/”;

Thought I’d post this incase it helps anyone else in the future.

C.

Whew thanks for this!