How to let SQL Server know not to use Cache in Queries?

Question

Just a general question:

Is there a query/command I can pass to SQL Server not to use cache when executing a particularly query?

I am looking for a query/com

Answer 1

DBCC FREEPROCCACHE

Will remove all cached procedures execution plans. This would cause all subsequent procedure calls to be recompiled.

Adding WITH RECOMPILE to a procedure definition would cause the procedure to be recompiled every time it was called.

I do not believe that (in SQL 2005 or earlier) there is any way to clear the procedrue cache of a single procedures execution plan, and I'd doubt you could do it in 2008 either.