Is it possible to remove prefetch cache settings from sitecore version 8.X?












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I want to disable the prefetch cache settings. Is there any way to disable them? I tried deleting the files from prefetch folder but site throws exception.










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    I want to disable the prefetch cache settings. Is there any way to disable them? I tried deleting the files from prefetch folder but site throws exception.










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      I want to disable the prefetch cache settings. Is there any way to disable them? I tried deleting the files from prefetch folder but site throws exception.










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      I want to disable the prefetch cache settings. Is there any way to disable them? I tried deleting the files from prefetch folder but site throws exception.







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          I believe you should be able to use Sitecore's config patches to remove the caches. For example:



          <sitecore>
          <databases>
          <database id="core">
          <dataProviders hint="list:AddDataProvider">
          <dataProvider ref="dataProviders/main" param1="$(id)">
          <prefetch hint="raw:AddPrefetch">
          <patch:delete />
          </prefetch>
          </dataProvider>
          </dataProviders>
          </database>
          </databases>
          </sitecore>





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            Reason for the error is that the Sitecore.config file defines a path for those prefetch configs that you deleted. You have to apply a patch for all 3 databases: core, master and web.

            – Koen Heye
            Jan 31 at 10:29











          • @Trayek , Thanks for the detail and . I will try this patch .

            – JTC
            Jan 31 at 12:42











          • @KoenHeye - I just see that now the file paths are there is in the sitecore.config . Thanks !!

            – JTC
            Jan 31 at 12:42






          • 3





            @JTC - I want to stress that you should use a patch file to override the sitecore.config as Trayek described!

            – Koen Heye
            Jan 31 at 12:53











          • @JTC If this solved the issue, please mark it as the answer :-)

            – Trayek
            Feb 6 at 13:59











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          I believe you should be able to use Sitecore's config patches to remove the caches. For example:



          <sitecore>
          <databases>
          <database id="core">
          <dataProviders hint="list:AddDataProvider">
          <dataProvider ref="dataProviders/main" param1="$(id)">
          <prefetch hint="raw:AddPrefetch">
          <patch:delete />
          </prefetch>
          </dataProvider>
          </dataProviders>
          </database>
          </databases>
          </sitecore>





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            Reason for the error is that the Sitecore.config file defines a path for those prefetch configs that you deleted. You have to apply a patch for all 3 databases: core, master and web.

            – Koen Heye
            Jan 31 at 10:29











          • @Trayek , Thanks for the detail and . I will try this patch .

            – JTC
            Jan 31 at 12:42











          • @KoenHeye - I just see that now the file paths are there is in the sitecore.config . Thanks !!

            – JTC
            Jan 31 at 12:42






          • 3





            @JTC - I want to stress that you should use a patch file to override the sitecore.config as Trayek described!

            – Koen Heye
            Jan 31 at 12:53











          • @JTC If this solved the issue, please mark it as the answer :-)

            – Trayek
            Feb 6 at 13:59
















          3














          I believe you should be able to use Sitecore's config patches to remove the caches. For example:



          <sitecore>
          <databases>
          <database id="core">
          <dataProviders hint="list:AddDataProvider">
          <dataProvider ref="dataProviders/main" param1="$(id)">
          <prefetch hint="raw:AddPrefetch">
          <patch:delete />
          </prefetch>
          </dataProvider>
          </dataProviders>
          </database>
          </databases>
          </sitecore>





          share|improve this answer



















          • 1





            Reason for the error is that the Sitecore.config file defines a path for those prefetch configs that you deleted. You have to apply a patch for all 3 databases: core, master and web.

            – Koen Heye
            Jan 31 at 10:29











          • @Trayek , Thanks for the detail and . I will try this patch .

            – JTC
            Jan 31 at 12:42











          • @KoenHeye - I just see that now the file paths are there is in the sitecore.config . Thanks !!

            – JTC
            Jan 31 at 12:42






          • 3





            @JTC - I want to stress that you should use a patch file to override the sitecore.config as Trayek described!

            – Koen Heye
            Jan 31 at 12:53











          • @JTC If this solved the issue, please mark it as the answer :-)

            – Trayek
            Feb 6 at 13:59














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          I believe you should be able to use Sitecore's config patches to remove the caches. For example:



          <sitecore>
          <databases>
          <database id="core">
          <dataProviders hint="list:AddDataProvider">
          <dataProvider ref="dataProviders/main" param1="$(id)">
          <prefetch hint="raw:AddPrefetch">
          <patch:delete />
          </prefetch>
          </dataProvider>
          </dataProviders>
          </database>
          </databases>
          </sitecore>





          share|improve this answer













          I believe you should be able to use Sitecore's config patches to remove the caches. For example:



          <sitecore>
          <databases>
          <database id="core">
          <dataProviders hint="list:AddDataProvider">
          <dataProvider ref="dataProviders/main" param1="$(id)">
          <prefetch hint="raw:AddPrefetch">
          <patch:delete />
          </prefetch>
          </dataProvider>
          </dataProviders>
          </database>
          </databases>
          </sitecore>






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            Reason for the error is that the Sitecore.config file defines a path for those prefetch configs that you deleted. You have to apply a patch for all 3 databases: core, master and web.

            – Koen Heye
            Jan 31 at 10:29











          • @Trayek , Thanks for the detail and . I will try this patch .

            – JTC
            Jan 31 at 12:42











          • @KoenHeye - I just see that now the file paths are there is in the sitecore.config . Thanks !!

            – JTC
            Jan 31 at 12:42






          • 3





            @JTC - I want to stress that you should use a patch file to override the sitecore.config as Trayek described!

            – Koen Heye
            Jan 31 at 12:53











          • @JTC If this solved the issue, please mark it as the answer :-)

            – Trayek
            Feb 6 at 13:59














          • 1





            Reason for the error is that the Sitecore.config file defines a path for those prefetch configs that you deleted. You have to apply a patch for all 3 databases: core, master and web.

            – Koen Heye
            Jan 31 at 10:29











          • @Trayek , Thanks for the detail and . I will try this patch .

            – JTC
            Jan 31 at 12:42











          • @KoenHeye - I just see that now the file paths are there is in the sitecore.config . Thanks !!

            – JTC
            Jan 31 at 12:42






          • 3





            @JTC - I want to stress that you should use a patch file to override the sitecore.config as Trayek described!

            – Koen Heye
            Jan 31 at 12:53











          • @JTC If this solved the issue, please mark it as the answer :-)

            – Trayek
            Feb 6 at 13:59








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          1





          Reason for the error is that the Sitecore.config file defines a path for those prefetch configs that you deleted. You have to apply a patch for all 3 databases: core, master and web.

          – Koen Heye
          Jan 31 at 10:29





          Reason for the error is that the Sitecore.config file defines a path for those prefetch configs that you deleted. You have to apply a patch for all 3 databases: core, master and web.

          – Koen Heye
          Jan 31 at 10:29













          @Trayek , Thanks for the detail and . I will try this patch .

          – JTC
          Jan 31 at 12:42





          @Trayek , Thanks for the detail and . I will try this patch .

          – JTC
          Jan 31 at 12:42













          @KoenHeye - I just see that now the file paths are there is in the sitecore.config . Thanks !!

          – JTC
          Jan 31 at 12:42





          @KoenHeye - I just see that now the file paths are there is in the sitecore.config . Thanks !!

          – JTC
          Jan 31 at 12:42




          3




          3





          @JTC - I want to stress that you should use a patch file to override the sitecore.config as Trayek described!

          – Koen Heye
          Jan 31 at 12:53





          @JTC - I want to stress that you should use a patch file to override the sitecore.config as Trayek described!

          – Koen Heye
          Jan 31 at 12:53













          @JTC If this solved the issue, please mark it as the answer :-)

          – Trayek
          Feb 6 at 13:59





          @JTC If this solved the issue, please mark it as the answer :-)

          – Trayek
          Feb 6 at 13:59


















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