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          Clear Managed Platform Cache

          Clear Managed Platform Cache

          This job clears the org cache in the CPQPartition platform cache. The job does not affect other cache partitions.

          Applies to

          Winter '18 and later

          Apex Name

          clearPlatformCache in TelcoAdminConsoleHandler

          Where to Run This Job

          CMT Administration tab

          Risks of Running This Job

          All product hierarchy and context rules data will be deleted from the org cache, which may affect runtime performance.

          When Not to Run This Job

          N/A

          When to Run This Job

          After making changes to context rule sets, context rules or context rule conditions.

          More Information

          The Clear Managed Platform Cache job deletes all product hierarchy and context rules data in the org cache. You can restore product hierarchy data by running the Refresh Platform Cache (Full) job. Context rules data will be repopulated when the rules are invoked at runtime.

          You can use the following Apex method to programmatically run the Product Hierarchy Maintenance, Clear Managed Platform Cache, and Refresh Platform Cache jobs in sequence:

          CMTAdminJobService.startProductHierarchyMaintenanceJob(pricebookId)

          To run these jobs on all price books, substitute null for the price book ID.

          If the Clear Managed Platform Cache maintenance job does not clear the org cache in the CPQPartition platform cache as expected, you can clear the cache with the following workaround:

          1. Click Setup, then, in the Quick Find box, enter Platform cache.
          2. Click Platform cache.
          3. Click CPQPartition.
          4. Click Clear Cache.
           
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