Disabling a Cache
You can disable a cache to troubleshoot a load or performance issue, for example. Any “get” operations performed against a disabled cache return null, and any “put” operations are discarded. Existing cache elements remain in the cache and can be used again when the cache is enabled (assuming the cache manager has not been initialized in the meantime).
If the cache is distributed, the cache is disabled only on the Integration Server where the disable operation is performed. The cache still resides on the Terracotta Server Array and remains accessible to other Integration Servers connected to the Terracotta Server Array.
Note: You can only disable a cache that belongs to a public cache manager.
To disable a cache
1. Open Integration Server Administrator if it is not already open.
2. In the Settings menu of the Navigation panel, click Caching.
3. Under Public Cache Managers, click the cache manager associated with the cache you want to disable.
4. Under Cache List, click the Yes link in the Enabled column next to the cache you want to disable.
5. When prompted to confirm that you want to disable the cache, click OK.