SharePoint Server 2016 provides three types of caches that help improve the speed at which web pages load in the browser: the BLOB cache, the ASP.NET output cache, and the object cache.Please go through the post for details.
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Clean MS Project Local Cache
Never open MS Project files directly from your cache, you should always open from the saved location (typically the MS Project Server) to get the most recent version. You should periodically clean your cache, to prevent any issues opening or… Read More ›
Tips Tricks Distributed Cache Service SharePoint2013
If you, like me, are playing with SharePoint 2013 or if you have plans to migrate/deploy SharePoint 2013, you may have already heard about Distributed Cache (a.k.a. Velocity or AppFabric). In this post, I’d like to make you aware of… Read More ›
change log timer Job is not cleaning up expired entries in eventcache table sharepoint
In SharePoint every content database contains an EventCache table that is the “change log” for objects contained in the database. Each row in the table is depicting a change in an object. Columns in the table contain information such as… Read More ›
Cache Monitoring SharePoint 2013
SharePoint 2013 provides three types of caches that help improve the speed at which web pages load in the browser: the BLOB cache, the ASP.NET output cache, and the object cache. The BLOB cache is a disk-based cache that stores… Read More ›