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‎10-25-2016 06:30 AM

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‎10-25-2016 06:33 AM
You can flush the cache by typing cache.do in the navigation for filter.
When? When things don't seem to be going right and you can verify you did everything right. Avoid doing this in production instances as it may impact performance as people rebuild items in the cache.
Why? Because many things like form layout are held in a cache for faster performance and it needs to be purged periodically.

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‎10-25-2016 06:32 AM
Enter cache.do in navigation filter, or append to url
I typically flush after hours, after loading update set(s), or making property changes.
Insures that new properties are read correctly

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‎10-25-2016 06:34 AM
FWIW, changing properties automatically flushes the cache unless you check the Ingore cache checkbox.
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‎10-25-2016 06:46 AM
I was about to say this when i read you already did.
Adding to the original question, does cache.do clears cache of all nodes?? I think yes

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‎10-25-2016 06:53 AM
Yes. Cache.do flushes all nodes.