disable-caching

I have application that makes different queries with different results so the caching in my case is harmful. This means there is no common data that sql may benifit from it to fetch the result from memory directly instead of making hard disk access. From your comments it sounds like you don't want SQL to use at much memory as you feel that it's pointless as any queries you run are effectively random. Firstly, this memory is probably being used to store indexes and query plans, rather than the actual data you want returned, therefore you will probably find this cache is a lot more useful than

Attempting to disable BSTR caching: SetOaNoCache(); VC++ compiler build output : 'SetOaNoCache': identifier not found Don't want to use: OANOCACHE=1 Question: Where is SetOaNoCache defined - header file? It is not defined in a header file, it is in OLEAUT32.dll. You can call it like this: typedef int (*SETOANOCACHE)(void); void DisableBSTRCache() { HINSTANCE hLib = LoadLibrary("OLEAUT32.DLL"); if (hLib != NULL) { SETOANOCACHE SetOaNoCache = (SETOANOCACHE)GetProcAddress(hLib, "SetOaNoCache"); if (SetOaNoCache != NULL) SetOaNoCache(); FreeLibrary(hLib); } } It's not. From the Win32 API library

Is it possible to disable JavaScript caching in Google Chrome? I turned off the cache in developer tools (Ctrl-Shift-I), but it still caches JS files... Using Chrome version 20. For developing purposes you can use Ctrl+R or Ctrl+F5, they should not send cache headers therefore requesting the resource from server and not cache. This is called Hard Refresh. But don't expect users to use Ctrl+R/F5, if you want to always send the uncached resource to the user, use Cache buster ( Google search for cache buster ) Web browsers use the url to determine if they already know the resource, so accessing

I have been googling for hours and trying to figure this out, and I just can't. I have 1 webbrowser control on a form, webbrowser1. Once I load a page, say google.com, if I use webbrowser1.refresh() or webbrowser1.navigate("google.com") , it's not reloading the page, it has it cached so it's just reloading the cache. This is terribly apparent especially on pages like forums or craigslist. I need to clear the cache between each refresh (not ideal) or disable caching all together, any ideas? The only things I've found are outdated (vb6 or lower). Add following meta tag in your pages <meta http